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(Barcodes same size) 8pt font Vol.1 FALL 2016 US $14.99 INTERNATIONAL 6.99 9pt font PRINTED INY ENGLAND Vol.1 FALL 2016 US $14.99 INTERNATIONAL 6.99 PRINTED IN ENGLAND FONTANA MILANO 1915 ` DRIES VAN NOTEN PHOTOGRAPHS BY JUERGEN TELLER BARNEYS.COM NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO LAS VEGAS LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE FOR INSIDERFOR INSIDER FASHION FASHION ACCESS: ACCESS: THEWINDOW.BARNEYS.COM THEWINDOW.BARNEYS.COM TheImpression_New_Dim_Fall.indd 1 8/19/16 10:53TheImpression_New_Dim_Fall.indd AM 2 8/19/16 10:53 AM IMPRESSION_MJfw16_SEP.qxp_10x13 8/17/166:08PMPage2 marcjacobs.com DELIRIUM Christos Karantzolas 16 LIFE OF THE PARTY BFA 30 LUIGI & IANGO Kenneth Richard 42 CASTING CALL Stefanie Stein 73 LONE RIDER Patric Shaw 78 FULL STEAM THE NOTE Julia Comita 92 COVERS As the founder of an online zine who has spent the last two years inter- talk about his global fashion following viewing creative fashion luminaries, I’ve often been drawn into the discus- in an “American in Paris” (page 104). sion of the role of print in the digital age. And along the way have discovered Photographer Audrey Krawczyk was also AMERICAN IN PARIS that it is the story that shapes the medium and not the other way around. in Paris, where she captured the stark con- Veerle Windels 104 Certainly there are patterns of consumption, but in the world of fash- trasts of its streets and fashion in “Cutting ion imagery, the original jumping off point of innovation doesn’t come Corners” (page 110). from a group of low resolution pixels from a backlit screen, it comes Perhaps better than anyone in fashion, from the experience of a three dimensional object like the one you are creative director and image maker “Pascal holding in your hands. Dangin” embodies the story of both master- CUTTING CORNERS Madison Sells The narrative of fashion isn’t an ‘or’, it is an ‘and.’ Print and online ing the narrative of fashion as well as coming Fashion Editor | Christine de Lassus Audrey Krawczyk 110 coexist and fuel each other equally, it is simply the shape of the narrative to America to build a dream (page 140). Photo | Christos Karantzolas that dictates the medium. That journey is echoed in photogra- Retouching | Jim Alexandrou As we like to ‘zig to everyone else’s zag,’ the medium of print drew us in, phers “Luigi and Iango,” who also took Wearing | Calvin Klein Collection the lure of creating a new American voice in fashion narration became too brave stances to create their own world strong to resist and, thus, The Impression bi-annual was born. in their own vision, and were generous THE SHOWMAN In many ways, America’s own roots set the tone for our tale. America enough to share their tale (page 42). Kenneth Richard 120 has always been the home of the brave, those who land on our shores This issue marks our 2nd anniversary of to bring forth new ideas. America champions newness and empow- TheImpression.com and we are grateful ers those with fresh eyes to bring their ideas forth, which is why The to you for being a part of our journey. So Impression is happy to help spotlight new talent, like photographer to all of you who have learned to embrace Christos Karantzolas. the ‘and,’ looking to see the world anew, NEED FOR SPEED Christos and many others in our issue represent the melting pot that and to you creators looking to transform Marco Pedde 126 Natalia Vodianova is America. Originally from Greece, Christos came to the U.S. to begin the way we live in it, welcome to our Photo | Luigi & Iango anew as a photographer when he recognized opportunities awaited launch issue of The Impression bi-annual. Wearing | Saint Laurent him outside the economic constraints of his homeland. Along with fashion editor and French expat Christine de Lassus, Christos took to the streets of New York to translate the best of American fashion col- PASCAL DANGIN lections for Fall. The expressive and unconventional looks of design- Kenneth Richard 140 ers such as Alexander Wang, Thom Browne, The Row, Marc Jacobs, DKNY, Delpozo, and Coach, were reworked to express New York’s many states of mind in “The Empire States” (page 166). Their fresh set of eyes also turned to the sleek and fever dream tones of the European collections with “Delirium” (page 16). THE EMPIRE STATES Jumping the pond to France, as it is important to have a global KENNETH RICHARD Malgosia Bela Christos Karantzolas 166 view, the writer Veerle Windels met with designer Rick Owens to Editor-in-Chief & Creative Director Photo | Luigi & Iango NEW YORK LONDON PARIS DUBAI TOKYO BCBG.COM Editor-in-Chief & Creative Director KENNETH RICHARD Art Director JUDY DOWNS Editor KATHLEEN RICHARD Designer KIERAN WALSH Copy Editor DAO TRAN Designer MABELIN LUZON Fashion Writer MAMAESA LONDON WILMOT Editorial Assistant KAITLYN FENSTERER Advertising Director JYL ELIAS [email protected] Contributing Fashion Editors CHRISTINE DE LASSUS, SOLANGE FRANKLIN, JOY SINANIAN, ANGELA ESTEBAN LIBRERO Contributing Photographers & Writers AUDREY KRAWCZYK, CHRISTOS KARANTZOLAS, JULIA COMITA, MARCO PEDDE, PATRIC SHAW, VEERLE WINDELS Additional Photography By LUIGI & IANGO , PATRICK DEMARCHELIER, STEVEN KLEIN, DANNY CLINCH Runway Photography IMAXTREE Special Thanks Fabien Baron, Nick Knight, Jacob Wildschiødtz, Trey Laird, Bill Sweedler, Sara Byworth, Andrea Oreni, Billy Farrell, BFA, Dan Otero, Stephanie Ketty, James Nei- ley, Stephanie Swanicke, Ivan Bart, IMG Models, Josh Otten, Elizabeth Carpenter, Mina White, Elle Finney, Chloé Des Rosiers, John Spyrou, Streeters, Beverley Streeter, Robin Jaffee, Anais Merle, Mastered, Gosia Chalas, Annalaura Masciavé, Chris Scott, Brian Lynch, Mackenzie Daffner, Audrey Daffner MASTHEAD Printed in the United Kingdom INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTOR Pineapple Media Ltd. www.pineapple-media.com THE IMPRESSION MAGAZINE www.theimpression.com @theimpression_ [email protected] Reproduction without written permission from the publisher is strictly prohibited. The Impression is a registered trademark of The Impression LLC. Copyright ©2016The Impression LLC. All rights reserved. N° Issn: 2473-2559 AVAILABLE AT LANDSEND.COM - FOLLOW US EMMA ROBERTS CLIENT: LANDSí END SEASON/YEAR: FH 2016 ISSUE: SEPTEMBER 2016 PUBLICATION: THE IMPRESSIONS BIANNUAL_SEPT_2016 BLEED: 259MM X 336MM AVAILABLE AT LANDSEND.COM - FOLLOW US EMMA ROBERTS CLIENT: LANDSí END SEASON/YEAR: FH 2016 ISSUE: SEPTEMBER 2016 CLIENT: LANDSí END SEASON/YEAR: FH 2016 ISSUE: SEPTEMBER 2016 PUBLICATION: THE IMPRESSIONS BIANNUAL_SEPT_2016 BLEED: 259MM X 336MM PUBLICATION: THE IMPRESSIONS BIANNUAL_SEPT_2016 BLEED: 259MM X 336MM The Impression Sleek and silhouettes that SEXY eschew modern obscenity for a classic sensuality. Studded dresses, detailed and pieces command LACE LAMBSKIN a woozy, rockstar-esque , CONFIDENCE resulting in a display that captures the nights of intoxicated rapture. LUSTFUL e lir umi PHOTOGRAPHER CREATIVE DIRECTOR FASHION EDITOR Christos Karantzolas Kenneth Richard Christine de Lassus Previous Spread: Spaghetti Strap Dress Opposite Page: Long Sleeve Dress with LaceANTHONY VACCARELLO This Page: Long Sleeve Crew Neck Dress ALEXANDER WANG MARC JACOBS Opposite Page: Spaghetti Strap Dress This Page: Embroidered Shirt and RegimentalANTHONY Pants VACCARELLO SACAI This Page: Lace Bra and Tweed Blouson Opposite Page: Embroidered Tulle DressFAITH CONNEXION SIMONE ROCHA Opposite Page: Long Sleeve Detailed Dress This Page: Black Dress ERDEM CHANEL Opposite Page: Lambskin Fringed Jacket and Skirt This Page: Tulle Racer Back Gown and Mini Bra BARBARA BUI VERA WANG COLLECTION This Page: Embroidered Lace and Tulle Corset Top Model Anna Mila at IMG Models. Fashion Assistants Opposite Page: SleevelessALEXANDER V Neck Dress MCQUEEN Pedro Rodrigo Gonzales, Mamaesa London Wilmot DKNY & Kaitlyn Fensterer. Hair Menelaos Alevras at See Management using Leonor Greyl. Makeup Yasuo Yoshikawa at L’Atelier NYC using MAC. The Impression Volume 1 Iango Henzi Luigi Murenu Eva Chow Riccardo Tisci Karen Elson Carine Roitfeld Derek Blasberg Liya Kebede Nick Brown Tabitha Simmons off-duty celebrations, FASHION’S ILLUSTRIOUS captured in Polaroid moments full of smiles and unions of the that BEAUTIFUL CREATIVES drive the fashion flock. Knowing twinkles of the eyes that welcome you , BEHIND THE SCENES prove that fashion’s greatest creation is the people themselves. PHOTOGRAPHERS BFA 32 Erik Natalie Olivier Victoria Alexander Parker Stuart Chloë Grace Torstensson Massenet Zahm Traina Wang Posey Vevers Moretz Peter Mario Pascal Fabien Julia Dasha Lauren Santo Karlie Baron Roitfeld Zhukova Domingo Kloss Beard Sorrenti Dangin Patrick Stella Mario Peter Lindbergh Patrick Marlies Charlotte Pierre Ludivine Poiblanc Demarchelier McCartney Testino Dree Hemingway Li Verhoeven Stockdale Rougier Sylvie Picquet Damesme Rosie Poppy Kate Huntington Katie Brian Pierpaolo Picciolo Rebecca Garance Bilal Fellah Delevingne Bosworth Whiteley Grand Atwood Dayan Doré Macs Iotti Jens Grede Garrett Edward Julie Mark Desiree Thom Browne Carmilla Nickerson Neff Enninful Mannion Lee Gruber Joan Olivier Doutzen Catherine Andreja Alexander Glenn Sara Sarah Smalls Rousteing Kroes McNeil Pejic Gilkes O’Brien Byworth Harris The Impression Marc Jacobs Maria Grazia Chiuri Melvin Chua Silas Chou Vivian Chou Dennis Luigi Emily Ratajkowski Giovanna Battaglia Miroslava Duma Nasiba Adilova Freedman Murenu Vinoodh Inez Matadin van Lamsweerde 39 Volume 1 Magnus Kristina Tao Tenzin Berger O’Neill Okamoto Wild Sara Ilja Bette Giovanni Amber Paul Kevin Richard Christiansen Tony Joe Blomqvist Cornelisz Franke Testino Olson Raymond Kollenda Lauren