Lengua is a photographer from the Canary Islands. With portraiture as its central concern, his practice is built upon a foundation of subtle, carefully considered gestures. Recurring throughout the resulting images, these gestures demonstrate a preoccupation with non-verbal signifiers, lending a distinctive sense of questioning to each of his projects. Exploring themes of mortality, Lengua’s photographs seek to reconstitute the image as a mechanism of representation. An ongoing project, Nukes, delves into themes of necropolitics and the use of images as vehicles for sympathy, and will be compiled into his first photo book. Commercially, Lengua regularly photographs for Miu Miu, Ferragamo and others.

Lengua

Luca Khouri is a photographer residing in London. Born in Jamaica, he explores nuances of his upbringing in relation to culture, spirituality, female power, and fashion in dialogue with socioeconomics. Khouri is interested in subverting tradition through a restrained, honest, and cerebral point of view - straddling the line between the familiar and the unfamiliar, the documentary and the staged.

, among others and his recent advertising clients include 

Luca Khouri

Marc Asekhame is a photographer based between Paris and Zurich. In his work, Asekhame works against conventional formats and modes of framing to achieve a divergent, distinctive ambiguity. With a critical interest in the role images play in our daily lives, Asekhame uses photography to a conceptual end, intentionally blurring the lines between commercial, editorial and artistic imagery. Testing the limits of these fields is a key facet of his creative perspective, and this extends to his work with fashion brands such as Luar, Wales Bonner and publications including M Le Monde and Double Magazine. Asekhame has a history of working closely with artists and recently collaborated with Sylvie Fleury and Seth Price, as well as the fashion collective Anonymous Club. These projects have led to the publication of the books Double Positive and Screensavers (both 2022).

Marc Asekhame

Zac Bayly is an Australian photographer. Contrasting intimate natural-light portraiture with graphic high-flash photography, his work explores the beauty and character of his subjects, often within wild surroundings. Compelled to explore new visions of masculinity in imagery, he taught himself to take photographs, quickly developing an idiosyncratic style typified by warmth, desire and subversion. His intuitive approach often involves capturing portraits of friends and newly-discovered subjects in the natural world at dawn and dusk or at night, when landscapes are rendered otherworldly. Previously Zac worked in editorial positions at publications such as Fantastic Man, Candy and BUTT, where his love and understanding of visual culture grew. His past experience as an interviewer contributes a sense of intimacy, curiosity and connection to his photographs. Zac has collaborated with Aries, Bottega Veneta, BUTT, Candy, DoBeDo Projects, Double, EY! (with EYTYS), JW Anderson, Modern Weekly, More Or Less, 032c, and more.


Zac Bayly

Isabelle’s approach to styling is hands on and considered, focused on the nuances of the concept and the importance of the casting, thinking about the image as a whole. Cinematic and performative references inflect her work, resulting in offbeat and modern compositions.

and her work can be seen in publications such as 

Arena H +, Pop, D.Repubblica, AnOther and Self Service.

Isabelle Sayer

Kyle Luu is a stylist, costume designer and consultant based in New York City. Having studied fashion design and illustration at the Fashion Institute of Technology and simultaneously worked in-house at a number of publications, Kyle deeply understands both the craft of fashion and the notion of style. Working at the intersection of fashion and music, Kyle’s creative output spans styling and artistic direction across film and music videos as seen in projects including Solange's deeply personal visual album, 

and Wu Tsang's  multidisciplinary adaptation of 

. Having dressed the likes of Solange Knowles, Tinashe and Travis Scott in a number of groundbreaking looks, Kyle’s client list also includes the likes of Luar and Prabal Gurang and her editorial work can be seen in publications such as 

Kyle Luu

French stylist and creative consultant, Ludivine Poiblanc first launched her  career as a fashion editor at Vogue Paris. From there, Ludivine began working as a freelance stylist, eventually bringing her Parisian chic sensibility to New York. 

Her work, whether styling campaigns and editorials or consulting with brands on their designs for new collections, is undeniably Ludivine’s work. Ludivine herself quite simply is the embodiment of the term; ‘effortlessly chic’, and naturally her work radiates the same qualities: dignified, refined, graceful. These attributes within Ludivine’s work permits her to be greatly distinct, unmistakeable, to others in the same field.


Ludivine has collaborated with some of the biggest names in photography including Mert and Marcus, Terry Richardson, Solve Sundsbo, Craig McDean, Willy Vanderperre and has styled many leading advertising campaigns including Hermes, Fendi, Armani, Givenchy, Lanvin and YSL perfume. 

Ludivine Poiblanc

Taylor Thoroski is a Paris-based stylist and artist, originally from Toronto, Canada. She has collaborated with photographers Lengua, Luca Khouri, Marili Andre, Thue Norgaard and Marc Asehkhame and artists Klein and LA Timpa. Thoroski’s work has been published in Re-Edition Magazine, The Face Magazine, ALL-IN Magazine and Gagosian Quarterly; and she has collaborated with art institutions including The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design Oslo and Grand Theatre Geneva. Her commercial clients include CDLM, ALL-IN, Celine, Mugler and MCM.

Taylor Thoroski

Vanessa Reid is a stylist and creative consultant. Having worked with a laundry list of the world’s most impressive photographers and brands, Vanessa is certain of one thing: that she doesn’t like being put in a box. Her approach to styling is limitless – drawing inspiration from art, travel, film and subcultures, this cross section of references ensures that her work, just like fashion, never stands still. By constantly challenging herself, questioning the world around her and taking risks, Vanessa is able to create work that’s rooted in the present, whilst always future-facing.


Vanessa's key collaborators include Paolo Roversi, Harley Weir, Drew Vickers, Juergen Teller, Alasdair McLellan, Robin Galiegue, Mert & Marcus, Craig McDean, Oliver Hadlee Pearch, Sam Rock, Viviane Sassen, Carlijn Jacobs, Charlotte Wales, Inez & Vinoodh, Collier Schorr, Talia Chetrit, Julien Martinez Leclerc and Mark Borthwick. Her clients include Prada, Hugo Boss, Andrea Adamo, Collina Strada, Connor Ives, Missoni, Hermes, Celine and Acne Studios and her work can be found in publications such as 

Italian Vogue, D - la Repubblica, POP, Arena Homme +, Re-edition, System, French Vogue, Marfa Journal, T Magazine, Purple

Vanessa Reid

Ben Grimes is a French-British casting director who knows the industry inside out. Having been at the beating heart of the fashion world since turning her hand to modelling in her late teens, Ben understands the process of image making on an innate level. It’s the craft of casting that she loves most: working in depth with each individual person, client or brief. Fascinated by human behaviour and the notions of what is and isn’t considered to be “beautiful”, Ben’s approach to casting is hands on, intuitive and meticulous.


Working with brands like Alexander McQueen, Alberta Ferretti, Ann Demeulemeester, Armani, Bally, Bottega Veneta, Celine, Chloe,  H&M, MaxMara, Oscar de la Renta and Uniqlo and Valentino, publications such as 

and photographers including Alasdair Mclellan, Angelo Pennetta, Brianna Capozzi, Charlotte Wales, Glen Luchford, Anthony Seklaoui, Ethan James Green, Ezra Petronio, Harley Weir, Johnny Dufort, Jack Davison, Juergen Teller, Mark Peckmezian, Oliver Hadlee Pearch, Roe Etheridge, Solve Sundsbo, Theo Sion, Venetia Scott and Zoe Ghertner. Ben is able to turn her hand to a diversity of creative projects, understanding and assessing the output of each individual project to the highest degree.