The WHITELIES Archive showcases the most recent editorials and productions from the past ten years—alongside by a database representing the vita and work of our contributors.
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フォトグラフィー PHOTOGRAPHY
An homage to the 1964 Japanese New Wave film “Woman in the Dunes” (by Hiroshi Teshigahara) as appeared in the Identity issue of Whitelies Magazine.
A photo essay by Sakiko Nomura as appeared in the Identity issue of Whitelies Magazine introduced by Sascha Behrendt.
An exclusive photographic essay by Spanish photographer duo Pablo Estévez + Javier Belloso for Whitelies Magazine.
“Immortal Mushroom” is the title of the debut book by photographer Samuel Bradley and writer Kat Chan, where they take us on a journey through a forgotten world formerly known as Zhongdian County in Yunnan.
German-born photographer Lena C. Emery explores the Future of our Cities as appeared in the Permanence issue of Whitelies Magazine.
A travel story to Japan by Olivier Kervern as appeared in the Utopia issue of Whitelies Magazine.
Photographer Alex Huanfa Cheng takes us to his China as appeared in the Utopia issue of Whitelies Magazine.
A photographic essay by Bastiaan Woudt as appeared in the Transformation issue of Whitelies Magazine.
Emery’s second book “Yuka & The Forest” introduces us to said young girl as well as the chinju no mori, the sacred forest.
Within “Rie”, the first in Lena C. Emery’s trilogy of books, the viewer witnesses a delicately complex elaboration in character as the subjects repeatedly pose, rest and move while being in different states of undress.
One year after launching their first book “Summer Diary” Arthur Groeneveld and Bamboo van Kampen (Arturo Bamboo) present their second publication “Privé”
A melancholic travel story to Iran by Olivier Kervern as appeared in the Failure issue of Whitelies Magazine.
Photographer Damien Drew explores traditional Japanese aesthetic Wabi Sabi, a world view centered on the acceptance of transience and imperfection.
A harmonious trip across China’s towering metropolises and traditional country sides by Tom de Peyret.
In this photographic series, Viviane Sassen and her muse Roxane Danset continue writing the shared visual journal they began in 2012.
Nagar (meaning “town” in Hindi) is a photo series by Anu Kumar showcasing the Indian town Kavi Nagar, Ghaziabad.
A conversation with Massimo Leardini as appeared in the Hedonism issue of Whitelies Magazine.
Life is just like a passion fruit, it has so many flavors — a photographic essay by Alex Huanfa Cheng.
ファッション FASHION
Photographs by Osamu Yokonami
Styling by Mana Yamamoto
Art Direction by Kevin Pfaff
Model Hiromi Ando
CHANEL Haute Couture Fall-Winter 2023/24
Photographs by Stefan Dotter
Styling by Dimitri Riviere
Art Direction by Kevin Pfaff
Photographs by Stanislas Motz-Neidhart
Styling by Joseph Ecorchard
Art Direction by Kevin Pfaff
Model Sahteene Sednaoui @ VIVA Models
Born to a mother who worked in the Macao casinos, and following in the footsteps of his father, a news photographer, Chan Wai Kwong’s visual language is familiar yet spellbinding.
Intimate and diaristic in nature, this visual story attests to the fact that identity is inherent to ordinary or mundane everyday life, in as much as it may underpin more exceptional forms of self-expression.
“Perfect — The Story of an Idol” as appeared in the Identity issue of Whitelies Magazine is Zhong Linʼs powerful re-imagining of Satoshi Konʼs 1997 animated psycho-thriller “Perfect Blue”.
A fashion story by Bennie Gay for Emporio Armani as appeared in the Identity issue of Whitelies Magazine.
By exposing the inner form of thought, we create the possibility to remember physically, what is invisible. By going this path, we can contemplate on what actually exists and think differently.
Based around an exploration of multi-purpose transformations and innovative cut, the avantgarde, yet utilitarian, label DZHUS by Ukrainian designer Irina Dzhus has sparked international recognition over the years.
Photographs & Direction by Stefan Dotter
Styling by Ferdi Sibbel
All clothing and accessories by
HERMÈS
Photographs by Massimo Leardini
Styling by Pauline Naerholm
Model Sophie Klock @ Premier London
GLOBAL WARMING IS A MYTH takes us to an apocalyptic near future that confronts problems of information dissemination and communication.
Tsunaina, a model to watch from Tibet, was street scouted and walked during London Fashion Week.
We talked to Whitelies Muse Adrienne Jüliger — Germany’s most promising young model-export.
Photographs by Axl Jansen
Styling by Julius Forgo
Art Direction by Camille Naomi Franke
Special thanks to REFERENCE STUDIOS
Photographs by Stefan Dotter
Art Direction & Clothing by Arianna Alexis
Talents Vaughan & Briana
Photographs by Theresa Marx
Styling by Tine Kozjak
Hair by Danielle Carson @ Sayaka Otama
Make-up by Maki Ihara
芸 CRAFT
Correctly interpreted, komorebi means “the sunlight shining through the trees”. But komorebi is about the feeling, not just the image or sight.
A conversation with Jo Stenuit, Design Director at Mazda Motor Europe as appeared in the Identity issue of Whitelies Magazine.
Whitelies Studio produced a poetic film on CHANEL’s Jasmine harvest in Grasse, Southern France in a collaborative piece for the Patience issue of Whitelies Magazine.
CHANEL takes us to the other side, in the workshops of three prominent figures of the Métiers d’Art, the embroiderers Montex and Lesage, and the flower maker and plumassier Lemarié.
ストーリーズ STORIES
A conversation with Terry Riley as appeared in the Identity issue of Whitelies Magazine.
A conversation between Kiko Mizuhara and Yoon Ahn / AMBUSH® as appeared in the Identity issue of Whitelies Magazine.
A conversation with Shintaro Sakamoto as appeared in the Patience issue of Whitelies Magazine.
A conversation with Mirai Moriyama as appeared in the Patience issue of Whitelies Magazine.
A conversation with Stehpanie Hahn as appeared in the Patience issue of Whitelies Magazine.
Incorporating Maya motives and a pyramid-like structure reminiscent of ancient Giza’s great monuments, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Imperial Hotel in Tokyo evoked a sense of eternity.
On a warm summer noon in August we sat down with Rasmus Kofoed, Danish 3 star Michelin cook, winner of the Bocuse d’or and co-owner of the critically acclaimed Geranium.
A conversation with Lee Bae, a South Korean artist who works with great skill and virtuosity in his favorite medium: coal, as appeared in the Transformation issue of Whitelies Magazine.
A conversation with Ma Anand Sheela as appeared in the Transformation issue of Whitelies Magazine.
A conversation with Chris Maggio, a New York based photographer and self-proclaimed boring guy, who wanders the streets to capture human behaviour that incites introspection.
Johann König in conversation with the Scandinavian artists duo Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset as appeared in the Failure issue of Whitelies Magazine.
The English-born actor sat down with us to talk about his childhood, his on-screen persona Jonathan Byers in Stranger Things and the biggest British stereotypes.
In conversation with Whitelies Magazine, Rebecca Hall discusses fear of failure and public expectations, as well as past experiences and what the future may hold.
A conversation with Stefanie Moshammer, the young photographer, who tells heavenly honest visual stories.
A conversation with photographer Samuel Bradley about his British heritage and post-Brexit times.
Whitelies met Austrian action artist Hermann Nitsch at his castle-residence in the immediate hinterland of Vienna to talk about his life’s work in art.
If Berlin has a voice in fashion it is the one of Andreas Murkudis. Negotiating between the world of art and fashion his clients share an educated desire that seeks out profound products.
A conversation with Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli, an architect that joined Rotterdam’s prestigious OMA in 2007, as appeared in the Hunger issue of Whitelies Magazine.
Odile Decq is a French architect and urban planner. Being awarded The Golden Lion of Architecture during the Venice Biennale in 1996 acknowledged her early and unusual career.
Themes of consumerism, obsession, satire and idiocracy crop up across Carly Mark’s body of work: sexual innuendo and not-so-subtle allusions are always present.
Whitelies meets Tomoko Sauvage, the Japanese sound artist who just released her second album “Musique Hydromantique”.
“Nothing is what it seems to be” — a conversation with Iris Van Herpen as appeared in the Artisan issue of Whitelies Magazine.
Alice Waese is a jewellery and fashion designer based in New York, trained in both garment design and fine art.
声 VOICES
列 COLUMNS
Whitelies columnist Shannon May Powell shares her thoughts on the Obsession with Change.
Whitelies columnist Shannon May Powell shares her thoughts on the Meeting of two Solitudes.
Whitelies visited acclaimed artist Norbert Bisky at his studio in Berlin to talk with him about his solo exhibition “Anomie” at König London, the political and social status quo in Germany and his perception on personal failure.