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StyleZeitgeist Print Volume 2, originally published Spring 2012
Eugene Rabkin travels to P.J. Harvey’s hometown, and to Ann Demeulemeester and Patrick Robyn’s house for an extensive feature on their friendship. Exclusive (and for the first time published) photos of P.J. Harvey by Patrick Robyn wearing Ann Demeulemeester costumes for her Let England Shake tour.
Eugene also visits the home of the iconic photographer Deborah Turbeville, and they speak about her work and Russian literature. Featuring exclusive photos of Turbeville’s home archive.
To finish his trio of profiles, Eugene also travels to Iceland to speak to the designer Sruli Recht about his mind-bending work.
In an editorial photo shoot, featuring the work of Geoffrey B. Small, Paul Harnden, and others, we recreate the iconic Joseph Beuys performance piece, I like America and America Likes Me.
Cintra Wilson profiles fashion academic par excellent, the director of the FIT museum, Valerie Steele.
And much more.
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- In our flagship article, Eugene Rabkin goes to England and Belgium to report on the intimate friendship and creative exchange between the singer PJ Harvey and the designer Ann Demeulemeester and her husband, the photographer Patrick Robyn. With six full-page exclusive photographs of PJ Harvey by Patrick Robyn, shot at Demeulemeester’s studio in Antwerp.
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- In our men’s editorial, we pay homage to the iconic performance piece, I Like America and America Likes Me, by the German artist Joseph Beuys. Shot in Brooklyn by Jeff P. Elstone II with clothes by Ann Demeulemeester, Paul Harnden, Geoffrey B. Small, Forme d’Expression, Lost & Found, and Guidi.
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- Eugene Rabkin talks to Deborah Turbeville, one of the luminaries of contemporary photography, about the influence of literature on her work and her unique aesthetic. With exclusive photography of Turbeville’s archives and her New York City apartment by Turbeville’s art director Tuomas Korpijaakko.
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- In this women’s editorial, photographer Erik Madigan Heck dwells on the color blue in nature and clothing. Shot in New York City and Iceland with clothes by Haider Ackermann, Jean Paul Gaultier, A.F. Vandevorst, and Rodarte, among others.
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- We travel to Iceland to profile Sruli Recht, the designer who crafts his otherworldly creations in Reykjavik, Iceland out of everything he can get his hands on, from shark hides to black diamonds.
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- Our Belgian correspondent, Veerle Windels, writes about one of the most promising designers the Antwerp Royal Academy has produced in the last years.
