Savannah Scott
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New York, NY, United States
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I Checked Myself Into An ASMR Spa
Last weekend, I let a stranger brush my hair and stroke my ears with a Q-tip to help manage my anxiety. I was at Whisperlodge, a 90-minute immersive performance slash spa that offers only one kind of treatment: ASMR. → Read More
This Season's Biggest Street Style Trends (And Problems)
A lot is wrong with fashion month street style; first, there's the issue of too many photographers outside the shows, which has only gotten worse. Then, there's the #NoFreePhotos movement which began last September - an attempt by photographers to call attention to the lack of compensation they get from brands and influencers who use their images. That hasn't much improved, either. → Read More
Anything You Can Do, We Can Do Bleeding: Photos from NYC's Women's March
Yesterday's Women's March in New York City reportedly drew a crowd of roughly 120,000 people, spanning 20 blocks and conveniently passing by several of Trump's buildings. I was there, and it was great. → Read More
Inside Miranda Joan's New York City Grind
Miranda Joan, a treasured and talented friend of mine, released her latest EP "STILL" - which will be available for streaming across all platforms this week. Until then, you can give it a listen on her website, including my (very relatable) favorite song "Grind," which perfectly describes the everyday struggle of city life. → Read More
I Checked Myself Into An ASMR Spa
Last weekend, I let a stranger brush my hair and stroke my ears with a Q-tip to help manage my anxiety. I was at Whisperlodge, a 90-minute immersive performance slash spa that offers only one kind of treatment: ASMR. → Read More
Inside The Awesome *And Free* Louis Vuitton Exhibit In NYC
Volez Voguez Voyager - Louis Vuitton just hit New York City and features 163-years of the luxury brand’s history, from their first ever monogrammed luggage to their greatest hits (Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton’s gold and silver duffels, anyone?). → Read More
The Best Street Style from NYFW Spring '18
So we made you guys wait for part 2 of New York Fashion Week's best of street style, but trust us, it's worth it. See part 1 here. → Read More
Behind The Scenes At Lucas Stowe's First TOM Fashion Show
Lucas Stowe’s first fashion show at Toronto Men’s Fashion Week featured men in glistening smoky eye makeup and dresses. I took a look backstage at his one of a kind coats, glittery culottes, and floor-length gowns. Four words: mesh, sparkles, leather, and fur. Finally, true androgyny. Words and photos by Delphine Lewis. → Read More
The Best Street Style from NYFW Spring '18
This New York Fashion Week, it was all in the details...the deconstructed, oversized and extremely 80's inspired details. Street style notes: The Balenciaga Bernie Sanders logo, everywhere. Gucci too. Shoulder pads and colorful to-the-floor dresses. Blouses in all shapes and exaggerated sizes. Did I say Gucci? Street wear is here to stay. Slip-on shoes. Tiny sunglasses. Deconstructed denim and… → Read More
Here’s All the Ugliest Stuff You Can Find on the Internet
Two designers are making it their mission to curate most hideous shit on Instagram. → Read More
Exposed : Behind The Scenes Of Our FMD Runway Show
Between missing jewelry, screaming fits, naked models and buckets of sweat, we somehow managed to get it all done. Check out some behind the scenes photographs from the backstage of our runway show for Festival Mode et Design, shot by Delphine Lewis and Alex Black. → Read More
Canina : An Editorial by Macarena Puelles
A second exclusive editorial out of Lima, Perú by photographer Macarena Puelles. → Read More
Broken Bones and a Butterfly
After suffering a skateboarding injury that forced her to go on a brief hiatus, photographer Emma Parry shot this photo series inspired by damaged beauty. → Read More
Highway Hotline : An Editorial by Delphine Lewis
Delphine Lewis took a family trip to Wakaw, Saskatchewan, a small Canadian town with a population of less than a thousand people, taking photos of her sister along Highway 312. We spent a week in Wakaw and enjoyed every bit of country living we could find. Home to roughly a thousand people, including our eldest sister and RCMP officer, the small town north of Saskatoon is nestled between… → Read More
Nature Morte : An Editorial by Macarena Puelles
Macarena Puelles photographs model Iben Ulvbjerg in Lima, Perú. Styling by Ximena Castro and makeup by Danna Ben Haim. Digital retouching and art by José Vilca. → Read More
Nature Morte : An Editorial by Macarena Puelles
Macarena Puelles photographs model Iben Ulvbjerg in Lima, Perú. Styling by Ximena Castro and makeup by Danna Ben Haim. Digital retouching and art by José Vilca. → Read More
This Artist Photographed Meals Describing The People In Her Life
If you don't already know about photographer Darby Routtenberg, we took some photos of her insane wadrobe that you probably should check out. Her latest series entitled It Feels Good To Eat Yourself features photos of meals that best represent the "eating habits and etiquette" of some of her family members and friends. → Read More
This Artist Photographed Meals Describing The People In Her Life
If you don't already know about photographer Darby Routtenberg, we took some photos of her insane wadrobe that you probably should check out. Her latest series entitled It Feels Good To Eat Yourself features photos of meals that best represent the "eating habits and etiquette" of some of her family members and friends. → Read More
Glass Houses : An Editorial by Delphine Lewis
We collaborated with photographer Delphine Lewis on this editorial located at Habitat 67, a Lego-like housing complex conceived by architect Moshe Safdie. Styling by Savannah Scott, featuring Aldo shoes and accessories. Follow Delphine Lewis on Instagram. → Read More
Bless This Mess : Inside Photographer Darby Routtenberg's Bedroom
Some people are just better than others. → Read More