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Chloe Nicole Crispin

Issue 4

Form of Freedom: Badland Caravan

Chloe Nicole Crispin

Issue 4

Their sound and style ritually sycnhronised, invoking the presence of a roll of film left in the sun to slowly warp and simultaneously glisten. The hypnotic and strangely intimate enigma of Badland Caravan is best encapsulated by frontman Adam Higgs himself as “an alchemical transmutation of energy”.

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Chloe Nicole Crispin

Issue 4

Mindful Consumption in 2025: How-to Shop Sustainably

Amber Lomax

Issue 4

Mindful Consumption in 2025: How-to Shop Sustainably

Amber Lomax

Issue 4

In a world obsessed with the constant consumer cycle, how can we maintain unique self-expression while balancing overconsumption? How do we “push the boundaries of what shape can be” in forming our visual identity and reject “what we have been told to conform to”?

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Amber Lomax

Issue 4

Embracing Culture through Clothing: How Gen-Z Incorporates Ethnic Wear into the Everyday

Rameen Sheraz

Issue 4

Embracing Culture through Clothing: How Gen-Z Incorporates Ethnic Wear into the Everyday

Rameen Sheraz

Issue 4

The use of fashion as a medium of self-expression is an age-old practice. At a glance, personal style can offer onlookers a brief glimpse into one’s interests, values and culture, meaning that the way you choose to dress and the things you wear stand as a reflection of you.

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Rameen Sheraz

Issue 4

Lights, Camera, Walk: Behind the Glamour

Estee Loke

Issue 3

Lights, Camera, Walk: Behind the Glamour

Estee Loke

Issue 3

Flashing lights from DSLRs, makeup accompanied by hours of styling and accumulated miles on stilettoes all for one moment down the runway. As the audience, we often see all this happen on social media, especially watching your favourite influencer jumping from one Fashion week in Paris to another in New York.

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Estee Loke

Issue 3

Chloe Nicole Crispin

Issue 3

Mini Skirt Matriarch: Mary Quant

Chloe Nicole Crispin

Issue 3

The fashion of the mid-1960s is a time capsule reminiscent of a rising revolution; young people wore progressively more revealing clothing while womenswear became more expressive. How did this change take off? The mini-skirt and, the matriarch herself, Dame Mary Quant.

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Chloe Nicole Crispin

Issue 3

Lucas Campbell

Issue 3

Dressing to Impress

Lucas Campbell

Issue 3

Last year I realised I had to get my life together. I figured out I couldn’t pretend to be a computer scientist or engineer anymore. I would be destined for a life of instability and constant freelancing in a creative industry. Nevertheless, this was the crossroads I’d come to.

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Lucas Campbell

Issue 3

At the Intersection of Skate Fashion & Delinquency

Alex Cooper

Issue 3

At the Intersection of Skate Fashion & Delinquency

Alex Cooper

Issue 3

In the opening of Larry Clark’s gritty and controversial 1995 film Kids, we meet two careless troublemaker teens; Telly and Casper. Their busted Chuck Taylors and baggy pants make the two immediately recognisable as delinquent skaters.