Team Credits:

Photography by Alexander Courtman
Styling by Julia Obermayr
Makeup and hair by Sabrina Reuschl
Model: Mia Helen Espermüller at Elf Management

Fashion Credits:

1) Dress by LFL Design. Blazer by Studio Seidensticker. Boots by Arket.
2) Leather jacket by Studio Seidensticker. Pants by Ganni. Bow earrings by Saskia Diez.
3) Vintage blouse by Susanne Bommer. Bikini top by Oséree. Pants by The Frankie Shop. Sunglasses by Miu Miu.
4) Dress by Sportmax. Boots by Arket.
5) Blazer by Yves Saint Laurent. Vintage denim jacket by Baum und Pferdgarten. T-shirt by Ottod’ame. Sunglasses by Khaite.
6) Turtleneck by Sportmax. Skirt by Diane von Fürstenberg. Vintage stockings by Falke. Vintage pumps by Chanel.
7) Bodysuit, wool skirt and belt by Max Mara.
8) Vintage shirt by Gucci. Pants by Closed. Tie by Zegna. Sunglasses by Prada.
9) Knitdress by Toteme. Necklace: stylist ́s archive. Sneakers by Adidas Originals.

Team Credits:

Photography by Makrina Pesa
Styling by Mili Malinovic
Hair & Makeup by Galina Nurmi
Production Assistant: Erik Toscanco
Models: Asrar Idres at MIKAS STHLM

Fashion Credits:

#1 Hat stylist’s own. Balaclava by Jil Sander. Turtleneck by Jean Paul Gaultier.
#2 Headpiece stylist’s own. Dress by Andrea Margretardottir. Latex socks by Maison Close.
#3 Headpiece by Clara Nordwall. Jacket by Givenchy. Bra by Dolce & Gabbana. Pants stylist’s own. Shoes by Prada.
#4 Origami cape dress by ONO Ateliers.
#5 Hat by Clara Nordwall. Top by Phillip Lim. Gloves by COS. Pants by Emily Agnes.
#6 Dress by Julia Elin Weström. Corset by Clara Nordwall.
#7 Hat stylist’s own. Balaclava by Jil Sander. Turtleneck by Jean Paul Gaultier.
#8 Top by GANNI. Skirt by Les Fleur Studio. Bag by Yohji Yamamoto. Shoes by Acne Studios.
#9 Dress by Julia Elin Weström.
#10 Top by Celine. Dress by Toteme. Headpiece by Julia Elin Weström.
#11 Earrings by WOS. Hat by Clara Nordwall. Turtleneck by Marlene Birger. Top by Phillip Lim. Dress by Self Portrait.
#12 Dress by Miu Miu. Gloves by COS. Stockings by Swedish Stockings. Shoes by Toteme.

Team Credits:

Photography by Shotaro Yamagoe
Styling by Yuna Kume
Hair by Satomi Suzuki
Make-up by ANNA
Model Zuza & Zofia

Fashion Credits:

1) (top & bottom) Zuza wears a dress by curios. Vest & cap by Stockholm Surfboard Club. Shoes & socks are stylists own
Zofie wears vest & cap by Stockholm Surfboard Club. Dress, shoes & socks are stylists own.
2) Zuza wears dress by Palm Angels. Necklace by KNOWHOW. Pumps and socks are stylists own
Zofie wears shirt by A.P.C. Skirt by GANNI. Necklace by BONEE. Top, shoes & socks are stylists own
3) Zuza wears a dress by GANNI
Zofie wears a dress by GANNI. Necklace stylists own
4) Earrings by BONEE
5) Zuza wears a dress by curios
Zofie wears a dress thats stylists own.
6) Zuza wears a dress by Palm and Angels. Necklace by KNOWHOW. Pumps and socks stylists own
Zofie wears a skirt by A.P.C. Skirt by GANNI. Necklace by BONEE. Top, shoes & socks stylists own
8) (bottom) Zuza wears dress by Palm Angels. Necklace by KNOWHOW. Pumps and socks are stylists own
Zofie wears shirt by A.P.C. Skirt by GANNI. Necklace by BONEE. Top, shoes & socks are stylists own
9) Zuza wears dress by curios. Vest by Stockholm Surfboard Club. Shoes & socks are stylists own
10) Zuza wears dress by curios.
Zofie wears dress thats stylists own
11) Zuza wears dress by curios. Vest & cap by Stockholm Surfboard Club. shoes & socks are stylists own
Zofie wears vest & cap by Stockholm Surfboard Club. Dress, shoes & socks are stylists own

Team Credits

Photography by Sven Barucha
Styling by Sarah Heidelberger Guzmán
Makeup by Nicole Livaja
Hair by Claudine Németh
Model Jacqueline Rueß

Fashion Credits

1 & 2) Shoes by Ganni. Body by Wolford
3) Shirt by Loewe. Pants by Zara. Shoes by Manolo Blahnik
4) Ketchup top by stylist Sarah Heidelberger Guzmán
5) Tights by Falke. Shoes by Aeyde. Bag by Zara. Blazer Jacquemus
7) Blazer by Balmain. Tights by Versace. Shoes by Manolo Blahnik
8) Top by Less Lunes. Earrings vintage
10) Shirt by Loewe. Pants by Zara. Shoes by Manolo Blahnik
11) Blazer by Jacquemus
12) Tights by Versace. Shoes by Manolo Blahnik
13) Shoes by Ganni. Body by Wolford
14) Tights by Falke. Shoes by Aeyde. Bag by Zara. Blazer Jacquemus
16) Blazer by Balmain. Tights by Versace. Shoes by Manolo Blahnik
17) Ketchup top by stylist Sarah Heidelberger Guzmán  

Team Credits:
Photography by Marion Parez
AD & Styling by Marion Tupler
Hair and Make-up by Eleonore Charles
Styling’s Assistant: Marguerite Marin
Production: Call My Sister
Model: Marion Massat

Fashion Credits:
Featured Image) Dress by Ayten. Earring and Necklace by Lauren Rubinski.
1) & 2) Dress and Shoes by Alaïa. Earrings by Delphine Charlotte Parmentierr.
3) Dress by Ganni. Jacket by Jarel Zhang. Shoes, Vintage.
4) & 14) Dress by Juana Martin. Jacket by ADN Paris. Boots by Coperni. Ear Cuff by Delphine Charlotte Parmentier. Earrings and Ring by Yvonne Léon.
5) & 6) Dress by Ayten. Earring and Necklace by Lauren Rubinski.
7) & 11) Top by Ulla Johnson. Skirt by Asquin.
8) Vest by Axel Arigato. Necklace by Delphine Charlotte Parmentier.
9) Top by Ulla Johnson. Earring by Maison Margiela.
10) Dress by Ganni. Jacket by Jarel Zhang. Shoes, Vintage.
12) Bag by Coperni.
13) Jumper by Pleats Please Issey Miyake. Skirt by ADN Paris. Ring and Ear Cuff by Delphine Charlotte Parmentier. Earrings by Yvonne Léon. Bag by Coperni. Shoes, Vintage.
15) Jacket by Maison Margiela. Belt by Vaincourt Paris. Necklace by Delphine Charlotte Parmentier.

Team credits:
Photography by Lara Ohl
Styling by Rachel Colles
Hair & Makeup by Isabel Simoneth
Model: Sarah Saxinger at A Management
Photo assistant: Hieronymus Ahrens
Special thanks to Studio Glas

Fashion credits:
1,5 & 8) Blazer by Gloria Wille, vintage tie, skirt, and cropped YSL blazer from Hahayoureugly.
2) Hat; stylists own, Fendi top and skirt from Hahayoureugly, socks by Gloria Wille, and shoes by Prada.
4) Top by Mugler, earrings by Perlensau, Max Mara skirt from Hahayoureugly, and shorts by Gloria Wille.
6) Neckless by Perlensau and jacket by Damur Fashion.
7) Alexander McQueen Blazer from Balkanciaga, corset by Naomi Tarazi, skirt by Prada from Balkanciaga, socks by Mimi Bork, shoes; photographers own, and bracelet is worn around the foot by Perlensau.
9) Corset; stylist own, shirt by Jean Paul Gaultier from Balkanciaga, pants by Gloria Wille, and shoes by Ganni.
10) Vintage top from Hahayoureugly, neckless by Perlensau.

Team Credits:
Photography by Marivan Martins 
Assisted by Marine Le Gallais
Styling by Damien Testu
Makeup by Clémentine Roy
Assisted by Marika Bouveyron
Hair by Brigitte Meirinho
Models: Alexandra at Studio Paris Management and Hayden-K 

Fashion credits:
1) Swimsuit by PATRICK CHURCH, beach towel by BIMBA Y LOLA, boots by COLLINI MILANO.
2) Top by TOM VAN DER BORGHT, tights by FALKE, boots by CAREL. Swimsuit by THE ANIMALS OBSERVATORY, socks by FALKE.
3) Swimsuit by THE ANIMALS OBSERVATORY, scarf by BIMBA Y LOLA, tights by FALKE.
4) Robe by BOB, sunglasses, and swimsuit by THE ANIMALS OBSERVATORY, socks by FALKE. Body by MARIANNA LADREYT, tights by FALKE, Flip flops by HAVAIANAS.
5) Swimsuit by THE ANIMALS OBSERVATORY.
6) Robe by BOB. Sweater by TOM VAN DER BORGHT, pants by JEANNE FRIOT.
7) Body by MARIANNA LADREYT, shorts and boots MAISON MARGIELA, shirt by JEANNE FRIOT.
8) Bra by GANNI, shorts STYLIST’S OWN, tights by FALKE, shoes by MANOLO BLAHNIK.

Team credits:
Photography by @adil.sungur
Styling & hmu by @sophiegiannoulesstyling
Model: Miriam @m4models

Fashion credits:
#1&6&12&13 Dress Rotate Birger Christensen, gloves Vex Latex, shoes Sophie Giannoules, earrings MSRV
#2 Top Jana Welz, pants Dorothee Schumacher, glasses Spitfire, shoes Pomme d‘or
#3&10 Jacket + pants Dorothee Schumacher, shoes Golden Goose
#4&5 Dress Rotate Birger Christensen, shoes Marc Cain
#7&11 Jacket Dorothee Schumacher, body Ganni, earrings Sophie Giannoules, shoes Marc Cain
#8&9 Top Luisa Cerano, pants Sophie Giannoules, belt Ba&sh, hat Jana Welz, shoes Aeyde

“I do think love is the greatest thing in life,” says Swedish pop phenomenon Zara Larsson, claiming that all she sings and writes about is love, adding the self-explanatory statement: “To me, the meaning of life is to feel love”. As Larsson, at the age of 22, has already had a career spanning more than a decade, one could say that this international sensation has spent half her life celebrating and revering what she finds most important. Seeing that she has the entire world of pop eagerly listening to every word she sings, and says,the message of love’s greatness has found an equally great medium. What the world needs now – if not always – is, undeniably, love.

Speaking of the world of pop, Zara has described herself as both a “prisoner of pop” and a firm believer in “the power of pop”. When asked about her personal definition of this wide but not so easily explained power, the conversation returns to the lovely message encompassing not only her musical effort but evidently also her whole life. “Pop music has always been a way for me
to step into a world that is entirely my own, ever since I was singing in front of the mirror in my childhood room,” Zara reminisces. “I love how pop music can be allowed to be simple, and accessible to anyone.” Considering the fact that she is of the opinion that love exceeds all else, her view on the visceral influence of pop music can easily be translated into a belief in that the significance of love is best preached to one, and all, simultaneously. The simplicity of pop carries within it the possibility of individual and collective change, and love is simply an excellent way to change the world in reverence of life. “Even though there aren’t any clear political statements in my music, I believe I can change lives just by making pop,” Zara says, with her voice enveloped in an invigorating hopefulness.

Apart from the lives she has probably changed, her own has definitely changed because of pop music. Starting her musical journey in the public eye at the age of ten, she has now become one of the foremost poster girls for gender equality in the pop world. Fittingly enough, her upcoming, third full-length studio album is entitled Poster Girl, expected to be released in early 2021. Asked once again for her personal definition, this time of the phrase chosen for the record’s title, Zara gives a straight answer, however open to interpretation: “The title track is really about weed, another love song so to speak, as I don’t want to be the poster girl for it, but I do love it. The album title itself refers to me wanting to be the poster girl for many things, while also being a private person my Instagram followers don’t actually know. There is a complexity to a person that cannot be printed onto a poster, but then again it’s not up to me whether I’m a poster girl or not.”

On the subject of Poster Girl, her first release since 2017 hit-filled album So Good (not counting the numerous successful singles put out over the past three years), Zara gives a reassuring description of the album’s musical direction: “If you like what I have released before,” she says with characteristic confidence, “you will also enjoy Poster Girl. I have given this album a lot of thought, and now I finally feel ready to release it. Poster Girl has highs and lows, just like life, and I have written it with people whom I really love.” Not only does Zara Larsson’s music itself forward the message of love, but the actual creation of her work leaves traces of it.

Getting back to the term “prisoner of pop”, Zara doesn’t see such an imprisonment as the limitation one might think it would mean. “I listen to all kinds of music, but I love to sing pop because it is such a versatile genre. It changes all of the time, which is fun for me, seeing as I usually collaborate with other artists and DJs – in that way I can do almost anything.” Saying that Zara has worked with some of the most popular performers of her time is almost an understatement, and keeping her bar high, she lists a few of her dream collaborators, rapidly and enthusiastically naming great names as if they were her next-door neighbours: “Ariana Grande would be fun. I would really like to work with Kehlani, and Snoh Aalegra, and maybe PARTYNEXTDOOR. I like testing the waters, making different types of pop music.” Obviously, she is as committed a fan of her beloved pop music as she is a purveyor of it.

Rightfully sporting high hopes, Zara has always thought of success as a final goal for her career, ever since those childhood times of singing in front of the mirror. “Before even understanding what it meant, I knew I wanted to be the best, the biggest,” she remembers. “That’s just my personality, I want to be number one. I’m very competitive, but as I get older I realise what is really important. Success to me is feeling pride and being happy about my music, which I do more and more through becoming more involved in it. ”Certainly, success has many faces, but it seems that Zara Larsson has found her own path to a very personal sense of what success means. and guided by love, success is always near.

zaralarssonofficial.com; @zaralarsson

Team credits:
Words by Filip Lindström
Photography by John Scarisbrick
Styling by Fernando Torres
Make-Up by Elvira Brandt
Hair by Catherine Lethonen
Fashion assistant: Katija Hirsch

Fashion credits:
#1 Jacket by Acne Studios, Earrings stylist’s own
#2 Zara Larsson wears Blouse by Saint Laurent @ Nordiska Kompaniet, Vintage Leather Vest
by Katharine Hamnett London, Shorts by Ganni, Shoes by Balenciaga @ Natalie Schuterman
#3 Zara Larsson wears Bodysuit by Calvin Klein, Sweater by Jacquemus @ Natalie Schuterman, Shoes by Christian Dior @ Natalie Schuterman
#4 Coat and Vest by Burberry @ Nordiska Kompaniet, Turtleneck by Weekday, Tights by Swedish Stockings, Earrings stylist’s own, Shoes by Malene Birger
#5 Zara Larsson wears Jacket and Pants by Matilda Åberg, Shoes by Acne Studios
#6 Top and Pants by Jade Cropper, Earrings by Jade Cropper @ The Forumist Shop,
Gloves by Humana

A community can stand for many things; Your inner circle, a creative collective, a group of like-minded people you were lucky to find. The people who share your passions, beliefs, or who simply lift you up and make you bloom by just letting you express yourself freely. For creator Ellen Elias this became very clear during the past nine months. The world was shutting down. The prospects became darker, but, on the contrary, for her and other artists, creativity and creative identity established itself, in conjunction with the definition of who the people were that mirrored and pushed her forward. To celebrate that exchange, photographer Anton Renborg and Ellen Elias give creative space to a few personalities from that human connection circle that we all need to thrive and remind us of who we are. Rapper, producer, and director Ayesha Quraishi with her son Ari. Best friends; Dancer, actor, and model Fredrik Quinones and dancer Talia Gallegos Fadda. Film and art curator Samuel Girma and his son Jonatan. Professional athlete Marvin Tay, PR consultant Fardossa Abdalla, and model Fariyah Ahmed.

Team credits:
Photography by Anton Renborg
Styling by EllenX Elias
Photographer assistant Tove Wall Dyrting
Stylist assistant Elca Heinebäck
Make-up by Milena Yigzaw
Models: Ayesha Quraishi, Ari Aschberg Quraishi, Marvin Tay, Fredrik Quinones, Talia Gallegos Fadda, Samuel Girma, Jonatan Girma, Fardosa Abdalla, Farhiya Ahmedi
Thank you to Studio Klippgatan

Fashion credits:
#1 Ayesha Quraishi (mother) wears Jacket by Woolrich, Pants by Bewider, Head Accessories stylist’s own
Ari Aschberg Quraishi (son) wears Turtleneck Top by Acne Studios, Bag by Ina Faaks,
Facemask stylist’s own
#2 Fredrik Quinones (left) wears Jacket by Stand Studio,
Pants by Bewider, Earrings by Caroline Svedbom, Necklace by Starstudio, Shoes by Our Legacy
Talia Gallegos Fadda (right) wears Jacket by Acne Studios, Leather Pants by Ina Faaks,
Head Props stylist’s own, Necklace by Caroline Svedbom, Shoes by Steve Madden
#3 Samuel Girma (father) wears Coat by Stand Studios, Skirt by Ganni, Top by Linus Leonardsson, Pants by Bewider, Hat by Hattbaren, Shoes stylist’s own, Bag by Steve Madden
Jonatan Girma (son) wears Jacket, Pants and Bag by Diemonde, Accessory Vest by Antonia Pihl, Head Wrap, Skirt by Boohoo, Sunglasses by Silhouette, Leather Gloves by Handsome Stockholm, Shoes Vagabond
#4 Fardosa Abdalla (left) wears Jacket by Stand Studio, Bodysuit by Bowie Wong.
Fariyah Ahmed (right) wears Jacket by Our Legacy, Bodysuit by Bowie Wong,
Leather Shorts by Stand Studio, Leather Boots Steve Madden, Face Jewellery by Starstudio
#5 Marvin Tay wears Pants by Antonia Phil, Hat by Hattbaren, Scarf by Naim Josefi,
Shoes by Our Legacy
#6 Ari Aschberg Quraishi wears Turtleneck Top by Acne, Bag by Ina Faaks, Facemask stylist’s own