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Hello from my planet! I love nature, freedom, dancing, traveling, music, reading, chilling, cats and the woods. What makes me happy is healthy food, a good night out, long walks in the forest and getting lost in the sound of nature.
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A Roll of Film and a Park in Prague

Prague at the end of summer, just as autumn begins, is something beautiful. The light turns golden, the afternoons soften, and the city’s sense of mystery becomes a little stronger. There is still warmth in the air, but the season is slowly changing. It was during this time that photographer Said Babayev spent an afternoon in a city park with Katsiaryna Bahdanava, shooting on Kodak Gold
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“I Am Still Discovering” – A Conversation with Harrison First

“When I look back on those times, that was when I had the purest love for music.” There is something beautiful about looking back at the things we once loved without expectations, without thinking about where they might take us. I think we all know that feeling of simply doing something for the sake of doing it. For Harrison First, those memories go back to his younger years in America, when his world revolved around marching bands, orchestras, practicing drums, and making his first beats on FL Studio.
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Nothing Survives the Summer

Nothing survives the summer. Ice first. Then wine. The creases the blanket leaves on bare legs disappear before you get home. The tans take longer. Summer lovers take longer to reply, then stop. Everyone puts their clothes back on. Fall comes. You blink, and you’re pulling a scarf over your mouth.
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A Glimpse into Vol. 38 — Like Water You Can’t Catch

I am not fond of having this feeling that time is slipping through your fingers like water you can’t catch. But at the same time, I enjoy the moment of a timeframe coming to an end. To pause. To reflect. To focus. And without resorting too much to clichés, I find myself wondering about the important moments of this past year. Have I really used my time well? Have I grown at all? What do I want from this year?
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SALOMEA — Learning to trust what comes next

“My mother and grandmother taught me right. I will always stand for compassion, generosity, kindness and justice.” I find myself thinking about this a lot lately — how values like these can sometimes feel almost forgotten. And yet, living by them shouldn’t be something extraordinary. It should simply be part of how we move through the world. Rebekka Salomea carries that very same grace. Fronting SALOMEA, her journey over the last few years has been about stripping away the noise and giving her inner world the space to expand past old storylines.
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The Years In Between: A Conversation with Alex Lee-Aillon

“I’m learning to accept and appreciate the changes that come with getting older and with womanhood rather than constantly feeling like I need to correct them.” Almost a decade ago, photographer Lenara Choudhury introduced us to Alex Lee-Aillon on C-Heads. Back then, we spoke with the young model about confidence, life in London, social media, sustainability and the things she loved most about her life.
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Iris Takes the Wheel

In pointed high heels, black shorts and a soft ivory top, Iris-Doreen Goetzke leans against a cream-coloured 1961 Lincoln Continental in a Greenpoint garage. Around her: toolboxes, fluorescent lights, spare parts and the beautiful excess of an old American car. It already feels like the beginning of a story — somewhere between glamour, escape and a very ordinary afternoon suddenly turning into something else. “Whether she keeps going, runs out of gas, or gets off at the turnpike is up to the viewer.”
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Sunlit Elegance

Today we welcome the wonderful model JÚLIA VLL to C-Heads, photographed by TRTWXM PRODUCTION. Inspired by the timeless elegance of Mediterranean summers, Sunlit Elegance captures a soft moment of femininity, simplicity and effortless style. Drawing on vintage resort imagery and the understated beauty of summer, the series feels warm, natural and nostalgic. Enjoy the series!
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In Conversation with Re:Noir: Between Questions and Answers

The best songs are the ones that catch you off guard, landing precisely when you need them. From that first play, they slip into your daily rhythm and somehow make you feel a little more connected to the world. That is exactly how Re:Noir found its way to us. Re:Noir is the solo project of Enrico Antinori, a talented artist, producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Turin.
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Somewhere Between Sea and Grey

After an intense heatwave, a few crisp, cooler days can feel like a small gift — we think. Photographer Ben Everden felt the same when he recently found himself in San Francisco, where he shot this series with Sofia Lee of Look Model Agency at China Beach. “After months of Miami heat, San Francisco was freezing, foggy, and honestly a very welcome change. Grey skies, cold water, and the cliffs disappearing into the fog gave the whole afternoon such a beautiful, quiet mood.
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Premiere: “Everything Bagel” — On Returning and Change with Adjenai

Life changes you, and when you return to something after years away, you rarely return as exactly the same person. Maybe not entirely different, but formed by everything that happened in between — by loss, love, uncertainty, and the things you learn about yourself. “You do learn who you are, and eventually, you learn how to find the people who want to be around the real you.”
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Break of Day

“I met Juliette Pocovi for this warm, colorful shoot a few weeks ago during a trip to Saint Martin. We had discussed a few options in advance and settled on an early morning shoot. The island was all but asleep as I packed the car. The air smelled fresh, as though it might have rained in the night. It was a short drive to the beach; the road, narrow and fretted with speed bumps enough to slow me down, even though I was late leaving the house and rushing to make up for lost time. I pulled into the empty gravel parking lot, switched off the engine, and slung my bags on my shoulder.”
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La Vie En Passant

The magic of Paris lives in its details: beautiful old façades, wrought-iron balconies, narrow streets and that unmistakable sense of romance that seems to live somewhere between the buildings. For La Vie En Passant, photographer Dom Rui captures exactly this timeless feeling in Montmartre, starring the gorgeous Valeria Alvarez. Moving between balcony views, soft light and private moments, the series feels like a little glimpse into a moment in Valeria’s world — elegant, intimate and effortlessly Parisian.
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The Many Versions of Pom Pom Squad

“I’m trying to agonize over it less.” In our conversation with Mia Berrin of Pom Pom Squad, we talk about New York, identity, independence, visual worlds and new music. Photographed by Kimberley Ross, the series feels like a fitting glimpse into this current chapter — somewhere between reflection, reinvention and what comes next.
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Tengo Suerte

This is a story about luck. Sometimes luck means meeting the right person at the right moment. Sometimes it is being in the right place without knowing why. And sometimes one small encounter can mean more than it first seems. Photographer Frederick Fairytale met Dublin-born Lily Scanlan during Berlin Fashion Week, where she was walking in the SONNENKIND show. He immediately felt that there was something special about her energy and later asked her to shoot together at Holzmarkt 25 in Berlin. Lily’s boyfriend James Ryan came along, and what started as a shoot with Lily slowly became a story about the two of them.

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