I’ve always been drawn to it. My love for fashion started since I was a little girl. I grew up in a big family with many cousins who often passed down their clothes to me, and I would spend hours styling outfits and changing looks. I loved creating little stories, imagining that I was a model walking on runways, or featuring in music videos. What began as a game slowly became a passion. Those playful moments were the foundation of my creative expression and eventually sparked

Everytindemin started from a simple frustration. I loved fashion but found most brands out of reach, too expensive, too polished, and often disconnected from real people. I wanted to create something that felt personal and wearable without losing cultural depth. Nigerian fabrics like adire, asò oke and denim already tell strong stories. I just wanted to reframe those stories for a new audience. That’s how Everytindemin began: as an effort to make heritage modern and accessibl

For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved working with art and craft. I spent years painting, dancing, and exploring different materials as a form of expression. My first exposure to fashion came through my grandmother. Every time I visited her, the Fashion Channel was on, and she had stacks of Burda magazines I used to flip through. When I was ten, she taught me how to knit - and that opened a whole new world for me.

I remember being both terrified and excited. I had no language, no home, and no real plan — but I had determination. Even in fear, I believed that if I kept moving forward, step by step, I could build a new life.

I’ve always been fascinated by storytelling. As a child, I was captivated by musicals, the way they blended visuals, music, and emotion into something larger than life. When I first picked up a camera, I didn’t have a clear direction; I just practiced relentlessly, trying to capture what I felt rather than just what I saw. Over time, those experiments evolved into a defined style, cinematic, detailed, and emotionally grounded, though I still approach every project with the cu

I began with landscape photography 5 years ago but people were missing from my photos. I met a lot of models, makeup artists, singers, and stylists in the photography school where I studied photo design. I began to organize photo shooting and to work with people in the team. From my main job I have learned organizing because I am a project manager in the building industry. As a photographer, you should know how to lead the team how to handle people and sometimes you have to p

Since I was a child, I have always been attracted to art, fashion, photography and reading. Everything that surrounds me was, and still is for me, a source of inspiration. My course of study began in a professional tailoring school, which did not give me the results I hoped to obtain, however. For this reason, after a few years of working in a clothing boutique, I decided to continue my studies and specialize in fashion styling.

’m Consuelo, I’m 21 and at the moment I am attending the fashion and communication academy ‘Moodart Fashion School’ in Verona. I have always had this passion; in fact, my grandmother passed it to me when I was 6, through her sewing machine. At the age of 18, I moved to Mantua to ¬finish my fashion and design studies and after graduation, I chose to deepen this my passion. I have always been a determined and curious girl and thanks to this academy, I have known my style and my

I began as a personal stylist: I went shopping with clients and gave advice about personal style. But then I understood, that photography is one of the most interesting ways of realization. So I began to organize photoshoots and met a lot of talented photographers and makeup artists.

I am Atlana Groys. I’m a successful model and entrepreneur. I’m from a small town, and I currently live in Los Angeles, where I build my career and my future. I use my talents in modeling and performing arts to fulfill my life's ambitions and to leave my mark in this world. I believe every life can serve a greater purpose.

Thomas Capasso was born in Venezuela. I start taking pictures with my father from whom I learn the basics of this art. To the technical notions I add the emotion, in fact I am convinced that an image must tell something more. My father taught me the magic of film, its use and development, but for 20 years I photographed more out of duty than out of conviction, a somewhat impersonal photograph; However, this is the most important period of my life where I acquire the technique

I had this school assignment work done in collaboration with a makeup artist. The work focused on avant garde makeup and I had a very short time to set it up, but when we looked at the results with the team,we were so happy that somebody joked about proposing it to a magazine. I took the challenge for real and started to look for magazines that could be interested in the topic. MALVIE came straight out from my online research. I found the standard was very high. I was browsin

Please briefly tell us about your background. Who is Gerard Harrison? I’m a fashion photographer from Houston, Texas. I was a lawyer for...

Hello! My name is Olga, I'm a photographer from Russia. Now I mainly work in the fine art direction, and sometimes I work on the sets of films, TV series, and music videos. I have been working as a photographer for more than 10 years...

He started taking pictures at the age of 12 with a film camera. Studied the process of monochrome and color printing and photo...