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EDITORIAL The fifth issue of 2bemag is finally here, and so far the journey has been interesting, challenging and full of surprises, but most importantly - so rewarding! Step by step we are closer to achieving the initial idea behind 2bemag, to create a base of both readers and contributors that is as international and diverse as possible. The photographers collaborating for issue Nr. 5 are for e.g. from Austria, Sweden, France, Spain, Canada and Russia, and it gives our whole team such immense pleasure to receive and be able to publish more diverse and original work for every day that passes. The essence of 2bemag is really about, freedom of expression through the medium of photography, videography & writing and as always we invite you to collaborate with us. It is important for us to be able to give our fellow collaborators free hands to realize their dreams, and with the finished end result be able to shine the spotlight solely on the artists behind the contributions. Always feel free to contact them for new assignments, comment on their work or simply keep on following their path! We love to discover a talent – as well as we love to be discovered by a new reader. Come as you are and join us again for a new issue of 2bemag, full packed with international raw talent. Be with us 2beMag Staff e-mail: [email protected] 02 2beMag www.2bemag.com STAFF Editor in Chief JOSE GRIMM General Coordinator ROMAN AUSTIN Art Director DANI MELO Advertising EMMA WIKSTRÖM Net Working DR. WATSON Software Developer POL ESCARPENTER Production JULIA MUELAS / Leula Production Company / Raw Talents Issue 03 OUR RAW CONTRIBUTORS Greg Alexander Sandra Myhrberg www.gregalexander.net phone. +46 736431656 editorial. THE RING [email protected] www.sandramyhrberg.com editorial. BEDSIDE MANNER Ellen Winter Roman Gorchakov editorial. MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE www.romangorchakov.com/en [email protected] editorial. KITSCH ON STEROIDS Jose Torralba Kurt Salhofer [email protected] [email protected] www.josetorralba.com www.curtisland.com phone. +34 695571380 phone. +43 69911840717 editorial. BIOMA editorial. SLEEPLESS DAYS Marie-Michèle Hayeur phone. +1 5145828468 GREG ALEXANDER [email protected] www.mmhayeur.com Born in Lausanne, he grew up in Geneva then in Athens. Greg www.mmhayeur.com/blog Alexander is a world citizen who travels the planet to seize on editorial. LAKE HOUSE glazed paper all the quintessence of femininity. If he nourishes an atavistic passion for Greece, ground of his ancestors, it’s in Paris that he found his home port. As a child, Greg Alexander dreamed of becoming a plastic surgeon, in order to preserve the women from the ravages of time. Becoming a photographer, he continues his dream of perfection because, according to him, “the photograph is a kind of plastic surgery which ables to modulate a face ad infinitum!” His vision of the beauty : fragile, transitory, a little kitsch and inevitably fatal. 04 2beMag www.2bemag.com cover editorial 02 team 03 contributors 04 summary 05 editorial 06 ISSUE 4 new faces 18 editorial 20 SUMMARY editorial 36 emerging raw talents 48 editorial 52 talents fan club 64 editorial 74 editorial 88 gadget world 102 editorial 104 world fashion news 116 consolidated talents 118 discovering raw talents 122 back cover Raw Talents Issue 05 Editorial Greg Alexander photography by 06 2beMag Swimsuit Save The Queen Shoes Prada Art Director Sébastien Vienne PAX Paris Make up Nathalie Grand & Karol Fontaine Hair Nathalie Grand & Olivier Henry Muse Milena Mytzka@ Major Aurelien@ Idole Special thanks to Renaissance Vendôme Hôtel Paris Swimsuit Save The Queen Swimsuit Save The Queen Shoes Prada 10 2beMag Hat CA4LA Bustier dress Junko Shimada Shell necklace Blaak Stone Necklace Atoll Palme Ring amber, resin Garland Platform leather sandals Junko Shimada Raw Talents Issue 11 Swimsuit Save The Queen Shoes Pada 12 2beMag Raw Talents Issue 13 Swimsuit Touch Lux 14 2beMag Raw Talents Issue 15 New Faces CARMEN LEE SOLOMONS hobbies Traveling & having fun with friends. Nationality : South African Height : 171 cm Hometown : Cape Town Chest : 81 cm Age : 17 Waist : 58 cm Eyes : Green Hips : 86 cm Hair : Chestnut Shoes : 38,5 BOSSMODELS / www.bossmodels.co.za 18 2beMag JOBE BRYER hobbies Photography & Jujitsu. Height : 188 cm Suit : 45L/35L Waist : 70 cm Shoes : 11 Eyes : Blue Age : 17 Hair : Brown BOSSMODELS / www.bossmodels.co.za BOOKINGS / www.bookingsmodels.co.uk Raw Talents Issue 19 Muse Madelene Nord Stylism Emma Wikström Make Up Yvette Reyes Jumpsuit Mango Necklaces and belt Vintage Swimsuit Zara Vest H&M Peach top Topshop Black shirt H&M Shirt United Colors of Benetton Shorts Zara Hat Vintage Jeans bikini H&M Shorts Topshop Flower dress Zara Belt Vintage Shoes Zara Editorial Muse: Viviana Pérez Collection BIOMA by Julia Nogués Make Up & Jéssica Márquez Assistant Guy Pérez Collection Bioma by Julia Nogués Ksenia Model Dress Barbara Bui Vintage Bra TCN 40 2beMag Bracelets Fun & Basics Model Elena Top Hoss Silver Shorts princesse Tam Tam Necklace and belt Hoss Emerging Raw Talents Founded in Copenhagen in 2006 by the designer of the to create pieces which exhibit strength no matter the arena same name, Stine Goya’s ambition is to break with the in which they perform. dominating monochromatic spectra of brands by reintro- It was this ambition combined with her instinctive need to ducing vibrant color and sculptural form into the circuit of create which led to the establishment of her personal label. functional high fashion. Today Stine Goya is carried in leading stores in 14 countries Following a diverse career in fashion, modeling for Karl La- across the world. The brand is expected to expand further gerfeld and Chanel, and styling for, amongst others, Ame- on the international scene, continuing to present collections rican Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue, the 29-year-old Danish which are compelling, refined, and vivacious with a touch of designer graduated from Central St. Martins college of Art the avant garde. in London in 2005, specializing in fashion with print. During Her debut show, Konfetti, was presented at the Copenhagen the course of her studies she spent time under the tutelage fashion week in February of 2007, sparking profound interest of cutting edge designers: Eley Kishimoto, Hussein Chayalan for an upcoming designer with an agenda to influence Scan- and Jonathan Saunders, each of which have influenced her dinavian design. Since then, Stine Goya has experienced wi- work, in their mastership of color, form and prints. despread acclaim in the industry for her particular and yet After her graduation she joined the cutting edge Danish talented use of vibrant hues and aptitude for creating atypi- magazine, Cover, as fashion editor for a year. The diversity of cal silhouettes. her experience in the industry greatly inspires her approach to fashion through an understanding of it’s many facets. From the artistic presentation of the catwalk to the functional na- ture of clothing in their everyday use, it is Stine Goya’s aim 48 2beMag more info www.stinegoya.com Spring/Summer 2010 “Bulles d’été” collection: The collection that was shown at Mercedes Benz Fashion week in Berlin seeked to capture an air of untroubled decadence, re- ferencing the latent atmosphere prevalent among the youth of the upper class in the leisurely costal retreats of The Hamptons. Beach promenades, frivolous enjoyment of life, sensuality and a renunciation of earlier generations solemnity Fall/ Winter 10/11 “La Ville Fantôme“ collection : Stine Goya presented a Western-themed collection called the “Ghost town” at Copenhagen Fashion Week. The collection was inspired by the American landscape photographer Ansel Adams. „His pictures have a truly striking character in their portrayal of barren yet dramatic landscapes. They resonate a wild, almost hostile feeling and yet they have the most fantastic texture which beckons you closer“, states Stine. The importance of authenticity and renewal has always shone brighter than the one of adhe- ring to current trends. With reference to painter Georgia O‘Keefe the „La Ville Fantôme“ embodies lustrous flower portraits and Hispanic atmosphere in the outskirts of New Mexico. Goya’s reputation in Copenhagen precedes her, and she has quickly become one of the country’s most well-known designers since her first collection in 2007. We can’t wait to see what the future will hold for this talented Danish designer. 50 2beMag 08:05 Interview with Stine Goya @ Mercedes Benz TV RawRaw TalentsTalents IssueIssue 0551 Dress Society for Rational Dress (societyforrationaldress.com) Scarf Diesel (diesel.com) Shoes Chie Mihara Shoes (chiemihara.com04 2beMag ) photography by Marie-Michèle Hayeur Muse Chelsea Next Canada Make up & Hair Anabelle Deschamps Stylist Elise Lachance Retouching panchromatic.ca 04 2beMag Pants Alexander McQueen (alexandermcqueen.com) Belt Stylist own Shoes Manolo Blahnik (manoloblahnik.com) Raw Talents Issue 55 Bra Lise Charmel (lisecharmel.com) Skirt Bachour (billieboutique.com) 04 2beMag Raw Talents Issue 05 Bodysuit Cocolily (cocolily.com) Sweater Diesel (diesel.com) Ring Elizabeth and James (elizabethandjames.us) Underwear Lise Charmel (www.lisecharmel.com) T-Shirt Halston Heritage (www.thebay.com) Bodysuit Lise Charmel (www.lisecharmel.com) Vest Diesel (www.diesel.com) Boots Aldo (www.ccskye.com) Talents Fan Club Abbey Lee Kershaw – a bohemian summer child born the mous lobster claw-inspired shoes with curved 25 cm heels 12th of June 1987 in Melbourne, Australia. She is 180 cm because the girls believed they were dangerous. tall, and her measurements are: 86 – 66 – 89 (EU). She is Despite the drawbacks Abbey Lee continues to charm the nowadays better known as just Abbey Lee, and has overco- fashion world with her tattoos and piercings and is to this me some of the unluckiest of missteps on her road towards day one of the most coveted faces in the business.
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