
Glenn O’Brien: The Original Style Guy
“My favourite clients in advertising have been Barneys New York and Calvin Klein, because it seemed like there were no limits. Also I have really enjoyed working on any project with Jean-Baptiste, Mondino we have done great work for Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Calvin Klein and Armani.”

The Moment That Changed Everything: Roxanne Lowit’s Journey From Textiles To The Lens
“The very first people I took photos of were Andy Warhol and Yves Saint Laurent on top of the Eiffel Tower on that infamous trip to Paris.”

Meet Mary Howard, The Most Influential Set Designer In Fashion
“I am constantly looking for new ideas—whether in a dumpster or a high-end store. You never know what treasures you’ll find in a city like New York. I also take inspiration from my travels; for instance, I recently brought back some grey moving blankets from Africa that I now use in grey-themed sets.”

Maripol: Capturing an Era in Polaroids and Style
“People often asked me if I was a stylist and I would say ‘no,’ but then I got tired of being asked and I began to say ‘yes.’ Then the jobs started coming in! Even Jean-Paul Goude used me as a model and stylist, as well as Italian scouts for Fiorucci hiring me.”

Deborah Feingold: Framing Icons Through the Lens of Time
“I learned about capturing the moment from listening to jazz musicians improvise. Each plays their own version but always comes back together.”

Soko: Embracing Beauty, Music, and the Magic of Life
“I get to play super-strong amazing women that really existed, and shine a light on their crazy incredible lives! I’m so lucky, this is my absolute dream job!”

Mark Romanek: The Art of Storytelling Through Film and Music
“My dad took me to see 2001: A Space Odyssey when I was nine years old. My little mind got blown.”

Matthew Placek: Exploring the Intersection of Art, Fashion, and Photography
“I actually began as a dancer. Obviously, in the end, I chose photography.”

Fern Mallis: The Visionary Behind New York Fashion Week
“No two people should ever have to worry about the same thing, when this thinking is applied it’s actually quite freeing.”

Steve Schapiro: Capturing Historical Moments Through The Lens
“The 60s in New York was an incredible place to be living in, especially for a photographer. In every field, it seemed the sky was the limit.”