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Flanelle Magazine, 01 Julio 2026

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Flanelle Magazine, publicado en idioma Inglés, es un revista de Canadá. Accede a Flanelle Magazine en línea en PressReader o descarga los números para leerlos más tarde. Explora los números anteriores de Flanelle Magazine en el archivo.

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ArticleEDITOR ´ S LETTER

Dear Read­ers, Ever since my trip to New York this past April, I’ve found myself long­ing to return to The Mark Hotel, which says a lot, given how much I nor­mally rel­ish dis­cov­er­ing new hotels and res­taur­ants at every oppor­tun­ity. The Mark...

EDITOR ´ S LETTER

ArticleOh My Dog! with Isa­bel Klee

Fea­tur­ing Isa­bel Klee Photo & Cre­at­ive Dir­ector Eva Wool­ridge Styl­ist & Cre­at­ive Dir­ector Ashlyn Brooks Makeup Shan­non Rodrig­uez using Saie Beauty Hair Cody Ainey using LOVECHROME & Bumble and Bumble Light­ing Alex­an­der...

Oh My Dog! with Isa­bel Klee

ArticleThe Secret Of The Shells

WHISPERS FROM THE DEPTHS SAY THAT MERMAIDS ARE WARRIORS OF THE FUTURE. THESE MYSTICAL BEINGS WEAVE THEMSELVES IN NACREOUS NESTS - CRADLES WHERE THE ORIGINAL GENE OF THEIR SPINE FIRST TAKES FORM. WITH SHARPENED SENS

The Secret Of The Shells

ArticleHope Of A Gen­er­a­tion

‘‘ Dur­ing my time in Dakar Senegal, I have found com­plete solace in the Dakar Youth. My now friends and fam­ily have engraved their names on my heart with their inner beauty. They reminded me of what we should be aspir­ing to in the West. They are...

Hope Of A Gen­er­a­tion

ArticleThe Art Of Becom­ing

Pho­to­grapher Claire Wall­man Model Kate Bell @Scoop Man­age­ment Styl­ist Riya Swarup Hair Styl­ist Jayde Turner Led­widge Pho­tos Assist­ant Camp­bell Hin­shel­wood Makeup Artist Lei Tai using Nars @ Mecca Cos­met­ica Retoucher AMB Retouch

The Art Of Becom­ing

ArticleWhen The Ice Moves

This series explores the ice drift in Yak­u­tia as a cent­ral sym­bol of spring in Sakha cul­ture. Rather than a gentle trans­ition, spring arrives through rup­ture, when frozen rivers break and the land begins to move again. The project is...

When The Ice Moves