Document Journal S/S 2016

[EMLLover2013]

Scary, but ppl here love sacry things and call it HF.

 

[GivenchyAddict]

This ed is just...too much. It was like " hey we should try to mix and match absolutely everything in order to seem intellectual ", so big no for me.

 

[lewak]

It's more a simple concept, not that intellectual....

All these men try and be as Hipster Fashion with women's clothing as possible, except Hedi who just wants to grow his hair as long and luxuriant as Grace Coddington.....

 

[sapphirenick]

Does anyone know when this will be out in London? I would like the Hedi or Lexi covers but Hedi seems to be sold out already on the magazine's web store!

 

[gbam]

First Look: Document Journal

The soon-to-be-out S/S ’16 issue of Document Journal is a who’s who of the here and now, and if the 8 covers fronted by fashion’s royalty like Hedi Slimane and Grace Coddington didn’t tip you off, then here’s the inside to take you there. Between the amusing and uncommon imaginings of collaborators like Willy Vanderperre and Olivier Rizzo, Colin Dodgson and Joe McKenna, Roe Ethridge and Robbie Spencer to the pleasurably picturesque–like Coco Capitan‘s unassuming take on Lena Hardt or Venetia Scott‘ suburban-backdropped portraits styled by Sarah Richardson, there’s probably nowhere better to be. Starting now, Richardson will be the magazines new fashion director. Casting goes full out too, to good effect thanks to Piergiorgio Del Moro and Samuel Ellis Scheinman: models Stella Tennant, Rianne van Rompaey, Alice Metza, Estella Boersma plus more, use their respective demand to bring the issue to the far side of choicest. See below an exclusive Models.com preview of the issue before it hits stands. Document Journal will be on sale the first week of May exclusively at Dover Street New York, BookMarc New York, Iconic Magazines New York, Dover Street London, Broken Arm Paris, Colette, 0FR Paris and 10 Corso Como Milan, and available worldwide the following week. Preorder copies at documentjournal.myshopify.com.

Stella Tennant by Willy Vanderperre (Art + Commerce) | Stylist Olivier Rizzo | Hair Anthony Turner (Art Partner) | Makeup Lynsey Alexander (Streeters London) | Manicurist Anatole Rainey (Premier Hair and Make-Up)



Rianne van Rompaey and Natalie Westling by Colin Dodgson (Art Partner) | Stylist Joe McKenna (Art Partner) | Hair Akki Shirakawa (Art Partner) | Makeup Miranda Joyce (Streeters London) | Manicurist Marian Newman (Streeters London) | Casting Piergiorgio Del Moro (Exposure NY) and Samuel Ellis Scheinman


Catharina Pedersen and Connor Newall by Venetia Scott (Camilla Lowther Management) | Stylist Sarah M Richardson | Hair Ali Pirzadeh (Camilla Lowther Management) | Makeup Sharon Dowsett (Camilla Lowther Management) | Casting Beth Dubin



Katherine Moore, Lexi Boling and Taylor Hill by Roe Ethridge | Stylist Robbie Spencer | Hair Tomo Jidai (Streeters London) | Makeup Francelle Daly (Art + Commerce) | Lighting Sam Nixon



Anne Catherine Lacroix by Robi Rodriguez (Management + Artists) | Stylist Camille Bidault Waddington (Management + Artists) | Hair Chi Wong (Management + Artists) | Makeup Nami Yoshida | Manicurist Sophy Robson (Streeters London)| Set Polly Philp | Casting Piergiorgio Del Moro (Exposure NY)


Estella Boersma by Mark Peckmezian (London: Webber Represents, New York: Webber Represents ) | Stylist Jodie Barnes (rep) | Hair Tomohiro Ohashi (Management + Artists) | Makeup Christine Corbel (Management + Artists) | Casting Samuel Ellis Scheinman



Staz Lindes, Lili Sumner and Alice Metza by Richard Bush | Stylist Sarah M Richardson | Hair Martin Cullen (Streeters London) | Makeup Georgina Graham (Management + Artists)



Rianne van Rompaey by Glen Luchford (Art Partner | Hair Anthony Turner (Art Partner) | Makeup Lucia Pieroni (London: Streeters London, Los Angeles: Streeters Los Angeles, New York: Streeters New York) | Manicurist Elsa Durrens (New York: ArtList NY, Paris: ArtList Paris) | Set Valerie Weill | Lighting Jack Webb


Lena Hardt by Coco Capitan (Creative and Partners) | Stylist Elodie David Touboul (New York: ArtList NY, Paris: ArtList Paris) | Casting Piergiorgio Del Moro (Exposure NY)


Christopher Fernandez and Sheck by Benedict Brink | Stylist Ronald Burton III | Grooming Dana Boyer


Estella Boersma by Pierre Debusschere (New York: Art + Commerce, New York: Art + Commerce) | Stylist Pieter Mulier and Matthieu Blazy | Hair Tomohiro Ohashi (Management + Artists) | Casting Samuel Ellis Scheinman

models.com

 

[gbam]

Stella Tennant by Willy Vanderperre
Stylist: Olivier Rizzo
Makeup: Lynsey Alexander
Hair: Anthony Turner



fashioncow.com

 

[gbam]

Estella Boersma, Janice Dilone, ? by Mark Peckmezian
Stylist: Jodie Barnes
Makeup: Christine Corbel
Hair: Tomohiro Ohashi



fashioncopious.com

 

[gbam]

Lena Hardt by Coco Capitan
Stylist: Elodie David Touboul



fashioncopious.com

 

[Emmanuelle]

Excellent work !

 

[Xone]

any more info on contents?thanks

 

[dior_couture1245]

Estella Boersma, Janice Dilone, ? by Mark Peckmezian
Stylist: Jodie Barnes
Makeup: Christine Corbel
Hair: Tomohiro Ohashi

Who is this third girl?! She has a FACE! Gorgeous!

Otherwise, these editorials are pretty standard fare of what magazines have to offer these days...miserable girls moping around in over-styled and awkward outfits. No thanks.

 

[TheoG]

Who is this third girl?! She has a FACE! Gorgeous!

Josephine Kleinendorst

The edit are standard, I did however like editorials shot by Colin Dodgson and Robi Rodriguez. The interview with Grace Coddington was reveling, stating that she's pretty much done styling which is disappointing but understandable. And the interview with Anohni was great as well.