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BOHOBOCO Perfumes are niche unisex fragrances developed by founder and CD Michal Gilbert Lach. He has always been fascinated by fragrances, and all his childhood and youth memories were accompanied by olfactory memories accordingly. The spontaneous success of his first perfume, launched in 2012, laid the foundation for his career in the world of perfume. Inspired by contrasting ingredients that act on emotions and sensations, he invites you to: “Trust your senses and go…

In this world, but out of this world - For the editorial photographed by Simone SCHNEIDER c/o ANDREA HEBERGER, which appeared in June ‘21 in Vol 15 of MOB Magazine from Quebec, Canada, stylist Irmela Schwengler personally crafted a series of hats to combine them with minimalist Amish outfits.

The Amish People are a Anabaptist-Protestant denomination. The name is derived from that of their founder Jakob Ammann (1644–1730). The Amish trace their origins particularly to the…

True luxury … Founded in Paris in 2003, Maison Édéenne produces one-of-a-kind pieces of high jewelry using a unique approach which is reshaping the world of traditional jewelry. Her bejeweled sculptures celebrate the personal stories of her private clients, drawing on a collective psyche to construct universes or reveal the values of the leading brands which commission her.

inspirelle.com writes : “Starting over at any age can feel like diving into the unknown. It can be…

Founded in 2012 by Sarah-Eve, Flanelle magazine is an emerging Montreal-based fashion periodical which targets sophisticated and provocative young adults. Flanelle is a fast-growing, image-heavy seasonally published fashion magazine for both men and women known for its inspiring editorials. Setting itself apart from other magazines by its sheer volume and its visual approach of fashion, Flanelle aims to position itself with a blend of fashion, culture and art.

Kevin BETE c/o…

How do we decide which animals are family and which are food? Why are we surprised to see a rooster gazing out the kitchen window or a hen studying herself in the mirror? After all, chickens are present in many homes, as flesh and eggs, but not as individuals with personalities of their own.

In early 2017, photographer Janet Holmes met a hen suffering from reproductive illness at the Wild Bird Fund in New York City, where she volunteered as a caregiver. During her search to…