Maryse Selit is a rare presence at the intersection of intellect, resilience, and artistic expression. An American entertainment lawyer and fashion model based in New York City, she has represented celebrities and C-suite executives in complex media and corporate transactions, negotiating multimillion-dollar deals at globally recognized firms including Proskauer Rose, Hogan Lovells, and Reed Smith.

Alongside her legal career, Maryse has cultivated a modeling practice grounded in editorial and conceptual storytelling. Her work explores visibility, authorship, embodiment, and emotional truth — shaped by lived experience, personal loss, illness, recovery, and spiritual and artistic practice. Rather than chasing surface aesthetics, she brings narrative gravity and psychological nuance to every frame, creating imagery that feels intentional, layered, and deeply human.

There is a quiet intensity to Jonah Mullins’ photography—an intimacy shaped by shadow, silence, and an unmistakable respect for the stories unfolding within each frame. Rooted in fine art portraiture and the vast, emotive landscapes of Appalachia, his work moves fluidly between human vulnerability and the stillness of the natural world. Drawn to black-and-white imagery, Jonah uses light and contrast not just as visual tools, but as emotional language, allowing each image to breathe, linger, and speak on its own terms. In this interview, Jonah opens up about his journey into photography, the power of authenticity, and the role storytelling plays at the heart of his creative process.

From early childhood moments shaped backstage at beauty pageants to a creative present fueled by fashion, performance, and fearless self-expression, Jasmeena Azzo embodies a new generation of multidimensional talent. Model, singer, and actress, she moves fluidly between art forms, guided by instinct, individuality, and a deep love for creative freedom. Her aesthetic blends pop culture influences with bold experimentation, while her mindset remains grounded in authenticity, persistence, and passion.

In this interview, Jasmeena opens up about her journey into modeling, the inspirations that shaped her confidence and work ethic, and the importance of embracing imperfection as part of the art. What emerges is a portrait of an artist who is not only discovering her niche—but actively defining it.

Few photographers capture the essence of femininity with the same depth and sophistication as Marc Evans. With an artistic journey influenced by the legendary Helmut Newton, Evans has mastered the art of telling stories through his lens—stories that celebrate women as strong, magnetic, and undeniably powerful. For decades, he has explored the fine balance between glamour, sensuality, and character, creating imagery that is both timeless and provocative.

In the realm of photography where the human form is often reduced to surface beauty, Gabriel Dusil carves a path that is altogether different. His vision transforms the nude into something beyond flesh — a living narrative of light, shadow, and soul. With each image, he unveils vulnerability as strength, desire as poetry, and intimacy as art. Dusil does not simply capture his muses; he listens to them, feels them, and translates their essence into visual symphonies that balance raw honesty with technical mastery. His work exists at the delicate threshold between art and emotion, where restraint amplifies truth, and simplicity reveals the infinite.

In the world of emerging fashion, few designers manage to so seamlessly merge narrative, artistry, and emotion as Anna Kosidło. With a vision that transcends clothing, their work exists at the intersection of theatre, cinema, and dreams—where garments transform into characters and fashion becomes a storytelling device. Their graduation collection MIMESIS ’25, created in collaboration with film director Femke Hamelaar, immediately caught attention for its daring blend of German Expressionist influence, surreal archetypes, and poetic silhouettes. What sets Anna Kosidło apart is not just technical mastery, but an ability to channel vulnerability, imagination, and raw sensitivity into wearable art. Through their designs, fashion takes on the role of fable—revealing hidden emotions, sparking curiosity, and reminding us that beauty is most powerful when it aches just a little.

There are muses who step in front of the lens — and then there are forces of nature like Anna Steele, who claim it. With an aesthetic carved from gothic elegance, seductive power, and unshakable calm, Anna transcends the definition of a model. She is both mystique and magnetism — a modern femme fatale whose presence lingers long after the shutter clicks. In this exclusive interview, Anna opens up about her visual evolution, the magic of self-expression, and the gothic energy that fuels her.

Sotirios is a visionary fine art photographer whose work transcends traditional portraiture, delving into the realms of darkness, beauty, and raw emotion. With a signature aesthetic that merges theatrical storytelling with haunting elegance, he crafts images that are both evocative and deeply symbolic. His photography is more than just visual artistry—it’s an exploration of loss, passion, and the human experience. In this interview, he offers an intimate look into his creative process, revealing the inspirations, techniques, and philosophies that shape his striking body of work.

Denis Rybalkine and Arthur Morel, the visionaries behind Ryoshi Studio, have redefined how independent brands navigate the digital and visual landscapes. Since its inception in 2014, Ryoshi Studio has grown from a modest web studio to a creative powerhouse that champions authenticity and craftsmanship. With a bold, uncompromising approach to imagery, they elevate brands from obscurity to prominence, transforming their narratives into art. Their commitment to celebrating individuality, coupled with their relentless pursuit of perfection, positions Ryoshi Studio at the cutting edge of modern brand storytelling.