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For TITLE’s September 2026 Digital Cover, Arda Saatçi steps into the role of the Berlin Psycho, opening up about discipline, risk, ambition and the relentless pursuit of becoming better than the person he was yesterday.
For TITLE’s August Cover, photographer Jvdas Berra explores the beauty of breaking free from fixed identities, where perfection cracks and transformation begins.
At the On Style Lab in Berlin, the Zendaya x On collection proves that fashion isn’t about fixed looks anymore, it’s about building your own identity from the ground up.
TITLE’s October Digital Cover, captures the melancholic beauty of Fall through mirrored motion and reflective imagery. With vintage glamour and cinematic abstraction, the visual language is transformed into a poetic study of emotion and transformation.
Exploring the raw power and timeless versatility of denim, this editorial dives into texture, contrast, and rebellious design. From faded washes to distressed cuts, denim is reimagined as a canvas for self-expression and individuality. Shot with a high-contrast visual approach, it captures the tough elegance and unruly spirit that define G-Star’s signature aesthetic.
No plan. No styling team. Just Kilian Smits, as he was that day. Captured by Isha van Dijk, this series isn't about fashion or spectacle. It's about showing up without apology. About existing, unedited. A quiet kind of rebellion that doesn’t ask to be understood — only witnessed.
This editorial is a visual and emotional exploration of duality—of the moments suspended between movement and stillness, composure and chaos. It reflects on the inner tension we carry and the impulse to act, even as we remain grounded. Through a modern mixed-media approach that weaves together varied textures, formats, and perspectives, the work brings depth to fleeting emotions and quiet revelations. What unfolds is a poetic study of vulnerability and restraint, where the unpredictable becomes bearable, even beautiful.
Awakening after a long winter break is more than just a return to routine—it’s a quiet evolution. In this editorial we capture the moment where stillness meets movement, where elegance lingers in the in-between. Draped in last night’s look, softened yet composed, she embodies effortless sophistication. This is not about excess but about presence—a reflection of strength, resilience, and the quiet power of beginning anew.
Blending heritage with modernity, Cult Form—founded by Merve Abedan—redefines craftsmanship in fashion. Rooted in Istanbul and Berlin, the brand fuses traditional techniques like quilting with contemporary, gender-neutral aesthetics. Each piece is a celebration of artistry, carefully handmade to honor the past while shaping the future. With a deep respect for heritage and a bold vision for innovation, Cult Form is more than fashion—it’s a movement.
In Sex and the City, Carrie Bradshaw is more than an iconic character; she’s inspired by real-life journalist Candace Bushnell. Through her popular 1990s column in the New York Observer, Bushnell shared her experiences of love and friendship, ultimately shaping the beloved HBO series. Join us as we explore the fascinating blend of truth and fiction that brought Sex and the City to life.
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