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Representing the creative future
Nellie Eden: Redefining beauty for a new era
The Editor of Dazed Beauty discusses her multifaceted career, the blurred lines of modern publishing, and why the beauty industry needs more diversity.
Samuel Guì Yang: Shifting the (Western) Narrative
Chinese designer Samuel Guì Yang on showing outside of the traditional Fashion Week schedule, cultural appropriation, and why London is still the best place for a young designer.
Ida Petersson: “Don’t run before you can walk”
Browns’ Director of Men’s and Womenswear Buying on the hopes and hardships of emerging talent
How Sydney Pimbley won the LVMH scholarship and started her own brand
The CSM graduate stitching stolen wool into her brand identity shares the process behind the prize
Central Saint Martins MA Fashion Show 2020: Full line-up
Butch tailoring, crochet "truckstop lizards" and virtual reality. Meet the CSM MA Fashion class of 2020.
Westminster BA Fashion Show 2020: Full line-up
13 new talents from the Westminster BA Fashion course
Libby Jane Page: “A signature DNA and a strong brand identity are the keys to success”
Net-a-Porter’s Senior Fashion Market Editor on the scouting process and why buying and editorial teams work best in tandem
@skipdin’s Fashion Week Survival Guide
An exclusive glimpse inside the award-wanting fashion satirist’s debut print publication
Roger Tredre: The Great Fashion Designers
Who made the cut and why?
Studio sounds: Goom Heo
Korean designer Goom Heo shares her studio playlist in advance of her AW20 Fashion East debut
Ice Ice Baby Spice: 3D fashion gets a meme-worthy makeover
Digital fashion filmmaker Agusta Yr on Iceland, Internet culture and her new collaboration with No Agency New York and 1 Granary Showroom
Ellen Hodakova Larsson: Deconstruct, reconstruct, repeat
As established brands struggle to become sustainable, could collaborating with upcycling designers like Ellen Hodakova Larsson offer a solution?
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Magazine Issue 6
With unprecedented honesty and depth, 1 Granary Issue 6 dives into the work and lives of fashion designers today. As a response to the construction of desire and personality cults that govern our industry, the magazine steps away from the conventional profiles and editorials, focussing instead on raw work and anonymous, unfiltered testimonies. For the first time ever, readers are given a truthful insight into the process, dreams, fears, hardships, and struggles of today’s creatives.