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Brands get creative with calendars
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Celebrating the photography of Italian jewellery design in Wallpaper*
A flick through the Wallpaper* archive inspired us to revisit some of our favourite shots of Italian women's and men's jewellery published in the last few years
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Motel life: a cinematic exploration of Wildwood’s mid-century masterpieces
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Baud Postma photographs Pre-Fall's fabulous fashion via Zoom
With remote working firmly in place in the UK, we have amped up our lockdown creativity. This week, we enlisted London-based photographer Baud Postma to shoot a selection of our favourite Pre-Fall monochromatic looks via a Zoom call with model Sofie Hemmet. Wallpaper* Fashion Director Jason Hughes was on hand via screen to style, placing particular focus on a flash of gold jewellery. From Loewe’s delicate headpieces to Burberry’s fringe-festooned outerwear, the result is a sophisticated selection of grayscale images, which Postma developed via his bathroom-turned-darkroom, which have in turn been redigitised. Other featured brands include Dior, Fendi, Bottega Veneta and Giorgio Armani. They'll not only inspire your Pre-Fall fashion choices, but they might just inform the accoutrements you select for your next Zoom call too.
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Lofty ambitions: Tribeca’s Spring Studios multidisciplinary evolution
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Koto Bolofo photographs St Petersburg's brightest and best
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Photographer Nickolas Lorieux’s photo diary of our Palm Springs road trip
Paris-based photographer Nickolas Lorieux and the Wallpaper* fashion team recently jetted over to Palm Springs to shoot a story for our March 2013 issue, featuring minimalist silhouettes in 1950s pop shades. Here we see the trip through Lorieux's lens...
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Paco Rabanne’s Riviera rendezvous at the 2016 Hyères International Fashion and Photography Festival
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Magnum photographers lens a vivid ’Portrait of Marrakech’ in a new exhibition
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Jacqueline Hassink takes a seat at the table of power
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Divine intervention: Markus Brunetti’s imposing architectural icons
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Book: Dennis Hopper: Photographs 1961-1967
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Body image: Robert Mapplethorpe's sensual take on the human form in LA
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Kohei Yoshiyuki photobook
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KesselsKramer's book of Useful Photography #008
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Erik Kessels’ found photographs hint of jealousy, love and intrigue
The artist fills in the blanks of his newfound photography book, laden with violently defaced portraits discovered in a dusty Budapest archive
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Fine lines: Kristine Norlander’s vision of the Lassens’ modernist architecture
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From colonialism to Soviet brutalism, Daniel Shea captures Havana's unique landscape
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Pedro E Guerrero: Photographs of Modern Life, Los Angeles
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Relive New York’s iconic art scene with photographer Jeanette Montgomery Barron
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’No Limits’: Mario Testino opens Copenhagen’s art season with a bang
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Fair game: highlights from the inaugural edition of Photofairs in San Francisco
Bolstered by a roster of international galleries from 14 countries and 25 cities, the inaugural edition of Photofairs in San Francisco offered a deftly curated representation of the most exciting talents working in the medium globally. Including both emerging and established artists, the three-day event paid homage to the Bay Area's rich photographic tradition. Here are our favourites from the fair...
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Amsterdam photography exhibitions: what not to miss
We spotlight the best Amsterdam photography exhibitions to visit this Autumn
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Heart of the country: Andrew Moore explores America’s Dirt Meridian
Andrew Moore's Dirt Meridian is an aerial survey of the American landscape along the 100th parallel, the line of longitude that takes in North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. For the most part, this is spectacular open landscape, often dismissed by coast dwellers as 'Flyover Country', the great sweeps of flat farmland and prairie that no-one deems important enough to visit, let alone drive through.
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Wild mystique: Ansel Adams retrospective opens at Quintenz Gallery, Aspen
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’Things Come Apart’ by Todd McLellan
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Snap! David Kohn’s V&A Photography Centre opens its doors
