In this conversation, Koller relates how she maintains an evergreen curiosity and is inspired by the younger creative generation’s unexpected responses to a quickly evolving media landscape.

From her humble beginnings in the British countryside to winning an Academy Award for Yorgos Lanthimos’s most recent film Poor Things, Heath’s journey is as captivating as her creations.

Dara advocates for everyday optimism, fluidity, and performance. Her strong sense of style and self stems from a deep visual creativity, and persists in spite of the challenges of the New York fashion scene.

Collaborating with leading fashion brands and publications, Ghertner’s images challenge the norms of commercial success and the traditional male gaze while holding true to deeply rooted values. Each project reflects her commitment to portraying beauty in its authentic form.

From the moment he first started experimenting in his grandmother’s closet as a child, Risso was obsessed. His designs, even today, still possess the kind of creativity and freedom that have made most designers recognize him as a true visionary.

Rougier counts Maison Margiela, Helmut Lang, and Yohji Yamamoto as fundamental to forming his vision. His PR work with Hermès, Balenciaga, and Alexander McQueen saw those labels through the rise and fall of countless trends.