finally,
a women's mag
i can't seem to relate to
the society/fashionista
girls we always see
in vogue, elle...

they may write.
but what they say never
really sits right with me.

it's like another
language.

and of course
i now sound snooty
for saying this.

but you know
what i mean.

i'm saying
what's in my gut

bed stuy
is far from
tribeca

which brings
me to:

the gentler woman.

the charlotte gainsbourgs
the kazuyo sejimas
the pheobe philos

(who else would
you add to this list?)

women with
a quiet yet strong
presence.

unassuming

but with an
element of
surprise

these are the
women that keep
us on our toes

an interview with
editor Penny Martin:

It’s a modern aesthetic,
and it’s about maturity,
not in the sense of being old,
but in terms of graphic contours,
silhouettes and fabrics.

I love the sort of fashion photography
that allows you to be sartorially precise.