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Flanelle Magazine, 01 Juillet 2026

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Flanelle Magazine, publié en langue Anglais, est un magazine de Canada. Consultez Flanelle Magazine en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de Flanelle Magazine dans les archives.

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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