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@ine.ml with @ischrak_nitschke @thomasvaltin @rabearoehll @temnenko_ styled by me

@viktoriayerchyk by @lauraschaefffer with @leodaquino @tina__pachta @thisis_paloma @jacinthalasz ,styled by me

💙 #louisebourgeois

INE @ine.ml 🌸 with @rabearoehll @ischrak_nitschke @thomasvaltin @temnenko_ styled by me

INE @ine.ml Hair by @rabearoehll Make up by @ischrak_nitschke Shot by @thomasvaltin Styling by me @stefanieklopf assisted by @temnenko_

Transient Dwellings🪽 Photography @lauraschaefffer Styled by me @stefanieklopf Movement @leodaquino Talent @viktoriayerchyk Make up @thisis_paloma Hair @tina__pachta Photo Assistant/PA @jacinthalasz

Transient Dwellings 📖 Zine 40 pages, spiral binding Photography and development by @lauraschaefffer Styled by me @stefanieklopf Make up @thisis_paloma Hair @tina__pachta Talent @viktoriayerchyk Movement director @leodaquino Photo assistant/PA @jacinthalasz

TRANSIENT DWELLINGS Zine, 40 pages, spiral binding Photographed and developed by @lauraschaefffer styled by me @stefanieklopf movement @leodaquino talent @viktoriayerchyk hair @tina__pachta make-up @thisis_paloma Cities exist in a perpetual state of metamorphosis, with each decade introducing new elements that blend with the remnants of the past, forming the tapestry we recognize as the present. Buildings are constructed and torn down, the spaces between them are filled with new structures, creating a conglomerate of the old and the new. These fragments from different epochs coalesce into ever-changing facades that silently shape the backdrop of our daily lives. We navigate these urban landscapes, often oblivious to the striking gaps and quirks that define them. In a city like Berlin, where history is profoundly etched into its very fabric, the contrast between monumental boulevards and areas where old brick factory buildings stand beside makeshift constructions is especially stark. This eclectic mix of urban planning and the coexistence of diverse architectural influences forms part of the city’s unique character—or, depending on one’s perspective, its dissonance. When observed closely, these urban landscapes reveal glimpses of the collective psyche. Efficiency and cost-effectiveness are evident in the way gaps between ornate pre-World War II residential buildings are filled with plain, unadorned facades in incongruous colors—structures that seem purposefully designed within their own units, yet almost nonsensical within the broader context of neighbouring structures. Transient Dwellings seeks to closely examine some of these peculiarities and bring their strangeness into focus. Through movement and photography, the body is employed as a vessel to close gaps, bridge distances, and question the intentions—or lack thereof—behind these urban interventions. In doing so, this project offers a different gaze on the ever-evolving landscapes we inhabit, and the silent narratives their paradoxes convey. Much love to @paulacanovasdelvas @katharinadubbick @pauluschkaa.studio @_lenaklein_ @solastseason_ @nightboutique_vintage_archive for the support 🌸

Our little zine Transient Dwellings will be out September 10th A heart project developed and shot by @lauraschaefffer Styled by me @stefanieklopf Movement director @leodaquino Make up @thisis_paloma Hair @tina__pachta Talent @viktoriayerchyk Photo assistant/PA @jacinthalasz Cities exist in a perpetual state of metamorphosis, with each decade introducing new elements that blend with the remnants of the past, forming the tapestry we recognize as the present. Buildings are constructed and torn down, the spaces between them are filled with new structures, creating a conglomerate of the old and the new. These fragments from different epochs coalesce into ever-changing facades that silently shape the backdrop of our daily lives. We navigate these urban landscapes, often oblivious to the striking gaps and quirks that define them. Transient Dwellings seeks to closely examine some of these peculiarities and bring their strangeness into focus. Through movement and photography, the body is employed as a vessel to close gaps, bridge distances, and question the intentions—or lack thereof—behind these urban interventions. In doing so, this project offers a different gaze on the ever-evolving landscapes we inhabit, and the silent narratives their paradoxes convey. Special thanks for the lovely support by @paulacanovasdelvas @pauluschkaa.studio @_lenaklein_ @solastseason_ @katharinadubbick @nightboutique_vintage_archive

29°C ☀️ @cassadyclover and @sarahsxinger for @cap74024 issue #17 Photography by @janphilipzen Styled by me @stefanieklopf with @leana.ardeleanu @rabearoehll @juliesinioscasting @stella.raschke

VACAY MIX ONE

Anouk in @louisvuitton by me and @janphilipzen @anouk_n_k at @next Make up @leana.ardeleanu Hair @rabearoehll Casting @juliesinioscasting Styling assistant @stella.raschke