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Founded in 2012, Flanelle magazine is an emerging Montreal based Fashion magazine which target sophisticated and provocative young adults. Flanelle is a fast growing image-heavy seasonal launching fashion magazine for both men and women known for it’s elegant editorials and unparalleled. Distinguishing itself from other magazines by its sheer volume and its visual approach of fashion, Flanelle aims to position itself as a blend of fashion, culture and art. Branded as a coffee table magazine, Flanelle Magazine features editorial contributions made by independent photographers and industry experts. The hard cover version, available at retail location, is made in a quality paper to ensure its lifetime lasting, while a digital version is also available for download. What began as a small photobook has grown into a spectacular internationally known printed and web magazine.
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...
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...
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
‘‘ 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...
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
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...
