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Feng for @chanel Fall Winter 2026 Pre-Collection M

Feng for @chanel Fall Winter 2026 Pre-Collection Matthieu Blazy

Photographs by Louise & Maria Thornfeldt @louisethornfeldt @mariathornfeldt

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Mariane for @balmain FW2026 CAMPAIGN @antonintron

Mariane for @balmain FW2026 CAMPAIGN
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Photography @suffomoncloa
Styling @agata_belcen
Art direction @see___see
Hair @karimbelghiran
Makeup @karinwesterlundd
Casting @julialangecasting

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Irina for @dolcegabbana_beauty The new Your Devoti

Irina for @dolcegabbana_beauty The new Your Devotion Campaign directed by @vsgvs.

Art Direction @may_be

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To celebrate South Asian Heritage Month, we partne

To celebrate South Asian Heritage Month, we partnered with designer Tasnim Chowdhury to showcase her Bachelor’s Collection shot by Maya - Aska @mayaxaska

Tasnim Chowdhury @nottasnim - “Being Bangladeshi and growing up in London, I feel proud of my culture and heritage. My culture has influenced my journey as a designer. It has given me the confidence to story tell in a way where I am able to speak and embrace both my community and family. I can unapologetically be myself through my work. In my work, my culture is at the heart of everything I create. From the materials I choose to the silhouettes, draping, and my cultural references; my heritage is always present, as I find it’s the most honest and inspiring way for me to be able to story tell and design. With all the incredible textiles and material Bangladesh has preserved for centuries, I feel inspired and proud to continue learning and honouring these techniques in any way I can.”

Designer: Tasnim Chowdhury - @nottasnim
Photographer: Maya - Aska - @mayaxaska
MUA: Zaynah Ahmed - @byzaynahmua

Tasnim Chowdhury @nottasnim - “I celebrate my heritage by continuing to share my family’s stories and the stories of my community, no matter what space I’m in. It feels natural to me to talk about heritage and keep those memories and traditions alive through conversation. My work celebrates my heritage in a personal way where my nostalgia and memories of my upbringing are attached, which I think depicts a celebration of my heritage through my work. This has also given me the opportunity to meet people and to collaborate with amazing South Asian creatives.”

Tasnim Chowdhury @nottasnim - “I would want my presence in the industry to create a further conversation about embracing more South Asian representation within the industry. For our community to be heard, seen and celebrated, and for our stories to be told authentically and consistently. Our creativity, voices, and contributions deserve to be recognised, celebrated, and invested in. We should feel safe and appreciated in creative spaces-
not othered or tokenised. I hope my work can continue to contribute to this and build on the foundations laid by the many inspiri

To celebrate South Asian Heritage Month, we partne

To celebrate South Asian Heritage Month, we partnered with designer Tasnim Chowdhury to showcase her Bachelor’s Collection.

Photographer Sonia Abbas @soniaartistry
“I created this series of fun, handmade collages in collaboration with Tasnim Chowdhury by having a thorough understanding of Tasnim’s BA collection and her inspirations. This led me to understand the importance of using South Asian fabrics, football motifs and stars in her body of work, and ultimately I incorporated this into the final collages. All images used were shot by me and all scans are Tasnim’s collection and her grandmother’s collection of saris, which was also used as backdrops on shoot day. I hand stitched on Image 1 and Image 4, as it was important for me to bring in the element of handmade fashion to these collages since Tasnim also uses hand stitching in her graduate collection.”

Designer: Tasnim Chowdhury - @nottasnim
Photographer: Sonia Abbas - @soniaartistry
MUA: Zaynah Ahmed - @byzaynahmua
Models: @kerethika.rosairo @armaan.mondol