Self expression through fashion

“When I began working exclusively in greyscale is when everything seemed to start to make sense,” says artist and illustrator Jesse Draxler of his dark, brooding style that combines collaged photography and painting, manifesting in large-scale paintings or commissioned illustrations. “It’s as if by freeing my mind from having to think about colour I had gained a greater clarity for everything else, like when someone loses a sense their other senses heighten to compensate.” Jesse suspects…

Fashion photographers look for ways to portray clothing and other fashion items in memorable and interesting ways. They need to have a good working relationship with the models and fashion designers…

self with limited range of expressions. Selbst mit eingeschränktem Ausdrucksvermögen

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Poking fun at the fashion industry, French artists Bruno Metra and Laurence Jeanson stick images of facial features cut out from fashion magazines over the models to form new facial expressions.

"Fashion is where my confidence and sense of belonging stems from,” says Michael Board II, a Black and queer Depop seller.

A new book charts 30 years of the fashion photographer’s work. Unapologetically commercial and famously unafraid to paint a picture of the fashion industry that is not always glossy, he proves that true cultural expression will never get old

The era of #MeToo has heightened our interest in seeing women control their own images, and the rediscovery of a beautiful twentysomething artist turning the lens on herself—and often on her naked body—is an empowering narrative.

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