Self-expression and style are available to everyone, but the fashion industry and our contemporary society, in general, tend to be less inclusive toward people with disabilities. Katya Kercgure, Yekaterina Serebrykova, Izyumskava and Anna Vaitilavichus have created a necessary editorial aiming to shed light on this reality, which is too often wrongly marginalized, and proves that fashion can be a medium for anyone, anywhere.

Reflections on how we should be fully present in order to live a fulfilling life in harmony with everything that surrounds us.

Days of light, I’ll find a way to screw everything up. In the dark of these walls I feel lost, but I like it. I find comfort in my sins and the harshness around me. A blue-tone fashion story shot by Solene Ballesta, starring Maud D'Amour.

A photographic project where photographer Sarah Brik united with two other queer female artists, to play around with loud, raw, unapologetic femme expression, which is not generally accepted/safe to express in the streets of Tbilisi. Therefore the series finds itself kept in a private yet still conservative space, where she is finally set free to rage.