Maraya Fisher

2 weeks ago | documentjournal.com | Maraya Fisher

Posted Vans launches its Future Make platform with a psychedelic feat of light, sound, and design I’ve always envied those with synesthesia—that sensory, cognitive phenomenon that allows one to see sounds in colors or taste words. This year at Milan Design Week, the Vans immersive installation, Checkered Future: Frequency Manifest, granted this wish, if only for a few incredible moments.

Jun 14, 2024 | coveteur.com | Maraya Fisher

On the song “Echo” off The Marías’s recently-released album Submarine, María Zardoya sings, “Miss the warmth of your neck / when I knew you best / I’m yours, I’m yours,” and later, “Your cry is an echo / and I will let go of your love.” The song captures the central tension of the album: the heartbreaking push and pull of parting ways with someone you still love.

Jun 12, 2024 | coveteur.com | Maraya Fisher

Elizaveta Porodina has shot Vogue covers; she’s photographed campaigns for brands like Armani, Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier, and recently, Orebella; and she's even released a book, Colormania, in collaboration with Carolina Herrera and the brand’s creative director Wes Gordon. But she does not think of her work as "fashion photography," and upon viewing her images, that label doesn’t feel quite accurate. Rather, the clothes and beauty are tools and context for her artistic practice.

Jun 11, 2024 | coveteur.com | Maraya Fisher

Hollie Bowden had an epiphany during an early moment in her would-be career as a stylist. She was on set, assisting Karen Clarkson, when she realized: "I don't want to dress models. I just want to wear it all." Years later, after establishing herself as a foremost interior designer and founding a studio and adjoining gallery in Shoreditch, she has curated the kind of wardrobe most people working in fashion would sell their souls for.

May 1, 2024 | coveteur.com | Fani Mari |Camille Freestone |Seth Jubb |Maraya Fisher

As a beauty editor, I’m lucky to have countless products make their way to my desk, but let’s be real—there’s only so much creams and serums can do for your skin. That’s why, every so often, I pay my dermatologist a visit to discuss if there are any new treatments I should consider. And this time, the treatment in question was a unique combination: a pico laser and a “vampire facial” (a.k.a. PRP or PRF).