EXPOSED CONTROL
A REY Exclusive Conceptual Editorial, photographed in Espacio Beyond Studios, Madrid.
Photography & Direction Juan Carlos Toledo
starring La Jeanine
featuring H K LIQUIDS
A REY Exclusive Conceptual Editorial, photographed in Espacio Beyond Studios, Madrid.
Photography & Direction Juan Carlos Toledo
starring La Jeanine
featuring H K LIQUIDS
Kering and Gucci are delighted to announce the appointment of Demna as the House’s new Artistic Director, starting early July 2025.
Demna, Artistic Director of Balenciaga since 2015, has redefined modern luxury, earning global recognition and cementing his authority on the industry.
François-Henri Pinault, Chairman & CEO of Kering, stated: “Demna's contribution to the industry, to Balenciaga, and to the Group's success has been tremendous. His creative power is exactly what Gucci needs. As I thank him for everything he has accomplished over the past 10 years, I look forward to seeing him shape Gucci’s new artistic direction.”
Francesca Bellettini, Kering Deputy CEO in charge of Brand Development, said: “Demna’s profound understanding of contemporary culture, coupled with his extensive experience in conceiving visionary projects, has established him as one of the most influential and accomplished creatives of his generation. His appointment as Artistic Director is the perfect catalyst to reignite Gucci’s creative energy. I look forward to the collaboration of Demna and Stefano as they lead Gucci into a new era of success.”
Stefano Cantino, CEO of Gucci, said: “I have always admired Demna's creative approach, that is both unique and powerful. His ability to honor the iconic legacy of a brand while embracing a modern sensibility is extraordinary. With Gucci’s strengthened foundations as a springboard, Demna will lead the House towards renewed fashion authority and enduring cultural relevance.”
Demna said: “I am truly excited to join the Gucci family. It is an honor to contribute to a House that I deeply respect and have long admired. I look forward to writing together with Stefano and the whole team a new chapter of Gucci's amazing story.”
Maison Margiela‘s 2024 Artisanal Film Premiere is an exploration of the power of haute couture, memories and the illusion.
Based on an Original Concept by John Galliano
Directed by Sasha Kasiuha
Artistic Image Director - Alexis Roche
Styling Défilé - Olivier Rizzo
Featuring Kim Kardashian, Gwendoline Christie, Monica Bellucci and more.
Dean and Dan present their Denim campaign for Fall Winter 2024.
Directed by Giampaolo Sgura,
starring Ondrej Mokos
A REY exclusive fashion editorial, produced in Milan.
Photographed & Directed by Gilad Kavalero
Styling Gio Kolmit
starring Andreas @ Independent Milano
Hair & Grooming Alisia Kapolo
REY has been reposted (once again) from legends of the fashion industry including MOSCHINO and DOLCE & GABBANA and celebrities from Kylie Minogue and Melanie C to Eurovision Pop Stars Tamta and Conchita!! Thank you all for the love and support Xx
For now Check out the top 10 features from REY in 2023 and stay tuned for more.
Click on the titles to discover the posts in the list below:
TRAVESÍA exclusive Fashion Editorial was the most popular feature of 2023 with worldwide views indeed. Photographed in Mexico City. Starring Carlos Camacho . Produced & Photographed by Alan Román
Reports from our favourite fashion shows and collections during the world’s Fashion Weeks. Our readers seem to love that section so we are going to enrich it with more reports and presentations in 2024.
A REY exclusive editorial produced in Bali, Indonesia with Kirill Strunnikov at his best. It was definitely one of the hottest stories of 2023 so we promise you a lot more Kirill moments in 2024.
Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s swimwear campaign was absolutely breath-taking! It was also one of your favourite features.
A REY exclusive Editorial, produced and photographed by Alex Charovas in Rhodes, Greece.
Another one Fashion Report in the TOP10! Thank you for the love.
Popular DJs become MOVEMBER Boys in order to support MOVEMBER organization and to raise awareness for prostate cancer, testicular cancer and suicide prevention.
A REY exclusive Fashion Editorial, photographed in Los Angeles.
In-House Fashion Editorial, produced in Athens by Dimitrios Kleanthous. Concept and Grooming by our very own grooming editor Christos Theophanous.
Troye’s article about his summer hit RUSH made it to the TOP10 and we all know the reason.
A REY exclusive Editorial photographed in Cyprus.
Produced and Photographed by Stavros Christodoulou.
Introducing Mark Keerati
The collaborative collection by JW Anderson and A.P.C. draws its creative spark from Joseph Beuys's iconic performance art piece, "I Like America and America Likes Me."
The collection embodies Beuys's abstract concepts through subtle design elements. The rough texture of the duffle coat subtly recalls the felt from his performance, while the ambulance and gallery address become graphic motifs woven into boldly coloured T-shirts and various pieces.
Comprising attire for both women and men, the collection centres around two distinct silhouettes: one, with a tailored and rocker aesthetic featuring black denim, a biker jacket, and hand-painted cotton knit; the other, a more bohemian style with loose shapes, multi-coloured knitwear, and distressed denim. A notable innovation is the introduction of stonewashed effects achieved through laser techniques, eliminating the need for chemical processes.
starring Kit Conner
Our Grooming Editor Christos Theophanous takes over once again and he promotes his favourite pick of the month, the new version of BLACK OPIUM by YSL Beauty.
Le Parfum takes Black Opium’s original floral gourmand scent and shines a spotlight on vanilla, it’s most precious facet. The iconic coffee accord has been twisted with an exceptional blend of four vanilla notes, each different yet complimentary. Ranging from the most delectable aromas to sensual woodyotes, the diverse quartet of vanilla ingredients combines to create an unexpected smoothness, with uncompromising intensity. Bound to an exhilarating dark-coffee accord, and bright white florals, this new take on the classic Black Opium signature exudes a wildly powerful sensuality, equal parts bold and exquisite. An ultra-intense scent for those seeking the ultimate day-to-night olfaction.
Unlike any other Black Opium bottle, this over-black jewel shines from cap to toe with a reflective gloss: like an expertly cut gem, chiselled from a precious dark stone. At its centre is a dazzling heart of glitter, emblematic of the vivid fragrance found within.
Photographed by Dimitrios Kleanthous.
A REY exclusive story photographed near Miami beach, Florida.
Photographed by Kearny Rivero.
Introducing Matia Marcantuoni.
Kim Jones brought a youthquake to London with an exhibition and runway show inspired by Jack Kerouac and the Beat Generation of writers.
Kim Jones brought an American spirit of freedom, the rebellious energy of youth culture — and the Brits’ knack for offbeat fashion — to the Dior men’s runway at Kensington Olympia in west London on Thursday night.
It was the first time since 2003 that Jones has staged a show in his home country, and he returned with a vengeance. He presented an eclectic pre-fall collection, followed by a massive, champagne-fuelled party — topped off with a surprise performance by Grace Jones.
source: wwd.com
Donatella Versace and Kim Jones joined their power and they make history !
They presented two iconic collections for Pre Fall 2022 and they managed to amazed the fashion world. Super models from the 90s like Naomi and Kate Moss, walk on the runway in order to honour the ‘‘Fendace’’ collaboration: Check out below all the menswear looks from the collections:
A REY exclusive editorial, photographed at the Dutch coastline (area Scheveningen/Den Haag).
Photographed by Armando Branco
Styling & Direction JoniaZ
Grooming Bobby Snijder
Assistant Stylists: Caspar Lapré & Bobby Snijder
Wardrobe: JoniaZ
A REY exclusive editorial, photographed in Barcelona.
Photography & Art Direction Armando Terrero
starring Friedrich Wolf @ Two Manegement Barcelona
“I don’t like the ‘digital show’ solution,” said Domenico Dolce. “The fashion show cannot be substituted with something on a screen. You need the physical contact, the human connection. Because fashion begins with people.”
So that show actually happened and Dolce & Gabbana have presented their Spring Menswear Collection 2021 for Milan Fashion Week.
Strong DNA references in all the shades of blue and we love every piece of it:
A REY exclusive fashion editorial.
Photographed by George Lavantsiotis
Styling Filip Vlajovic / Starring Filip Vlajovic
Mens skin care is something very important in order to keep your skin young and fresh, especially in the hot weather.
Here are 5 man beauty products you need for a flawless skincare routine this summer:
As gentle as cleansing milk, and as effective as soap, this creamy mousse floats away make-up, pollutants and pore-clogging debris. Softens, smoothes and soothes. Clean-rinse formula neutralises the drying effects of hard water.
Lightweight formula controls oil for a matte, shine-free look. Oil-free hydration improves skin strength. Smooth on the face and neck.
A skin-loving, all-in-one medium coverage tinted moisturizer with SPF 23 that evens complexion, eliminates dullness and smooths fine lines. This good-for-you product is made in France with the finest pigments and ingredients that respect and care for the skin. The formula is oil-free, non comedogenic, talc-free and dermatologist tested.
An invigorating face scrub that eliminates roughness, blackheads, and dull surface cells with triple deep-cleansing action. Gives dull fatigued skin a look of fresh energy.
Combined with signs of fatigue and stress, eye cream is inevitable in the skincare routine.
Cool. Salty. Refreshing. Costa Azzurra Acqua merges cool air and refreshing waters as one. The salty waves of wind and sea collide with the warmth of the sun on the body, tempering its pulsating, red-blooded heat.
A new generation, silicone-free suncare collection that visibly reduces wrinkles and brown spots, as reported by dermatologists.
COVER CREDITS:
Photography by Nina Lass, Grooming Christos Theophanous, Model is Andrianos
We all have to pass from this very difficult period in order to fight Corona virus. The world is fighting, Europe is fighting, Italy is fighting…. We ALL have to follow our goverment’s instructions and stay at home.
At this difficult time we need to follow the self-quarantine rules and stay calm. REY team will make sure that you ‘ll have enough interesting features to check during the week, and here’s our first Netflix list on WHAT TO WATCH these days:
“Élite,” which returned for its third season, is set at Las Encinas, an exclusive private school with a killer uniform and, as we learn in the first episode, an actual killer. The victim is Marina (María Pedraza), a young redhead who’d always felt out of place among her moneyed and privileged friends. A series of police interviews with her classmates (and suspects) structures the series’ first season, slowly piecing together the events that led to Marina’s bloody murder by the school’s pool.
An understated French Drama about a Gay Man’s Troubled Life divided in different timelines. The story revolves around our aforementioned protagonist, Jonas. The first timeline sees him in school, struggling to fit in and isolated from the other students. When new kid Nathan arrives, he takes Jonas under his wing and on a whirlwind trip that changes his life forever. The second timeline takes place with Jonas as a troubled 33 year old, haunted by the ghosts of the past following a traumatic experience that’s shaken him to his foundations in the earlier timeline. The truth of this reveals itself in devastating fashion during the third act but up until that point, much of the film splits between these two timelines, harmoniously bouncing off and complementing one another as more character is revealed in a clever and natural way.
Glossy, chirpy and colorful, Netflix’s “Next in Fashion” — debuted on Jan. 29 — is one of two new entrants to the televised fashion design competition arena this year. The 10-episode series, hosted by “Queer Eye’s” Tan France and presenter and designer Alexa Chung, also marks Netflix’s first venture into a category that for years has been dominated by “Project Runway.”
Netflix’s latest Spanish-language sensation follows a stripper out for revenge against the extremely wealthy socialite that may’ve framed him. And while he’s out solving a mystery, his hunky pals get their groove back as a squad of moneymaking strippers. It’s very interesting to note that TOY BOY wasn’t so successful in Spain, even though it was No1 on Greek and Italian Netflix after its official release.
If Netflix’s “Dracula” miniseries gave you the taste for blood, get ready for a new French series that focuses on an entire family of “Vampires”. The streamer has quietly set the French coming-of-age drama for release on March 20th.
Fans of Stranger Things will love this new Netflix series is from the same producers. Jonathan Entwistle and Christy Hall, who also produced The End of the F****** World, co-created the new show together.
Netflix says: “I Am Not Okay With This is an irreverent origin story that follows a teenage girl who’s navigating the trials and tribulations of high school, all while dealing with the complexities of her family, her budding sexuality, and mysterious superpowers just beginning to awaken deep within her.” The quirky series is actually based on the Charles Forsman graphic novel.
Photography & Direction Malc Stone
Starring Jak Lowdon @ Elite London
After its sold-out run at Southwark Playhouse, AFTERGLOW transfers to Waterloo East Theatre, London with a brand new cast.
Josh and Alex are in an open married relationship. But after young Darius shares their bed for a night, a new intimate connection begins to form, and all three men must search for one another’s notions of love, intimacy, and commitment. Will their search for passion and intimacy come as easily as their freedom to play around?
Afterglow is a ‘steamy stripped-down look at gay intimacy’ (Huffington Post).
Recommended age 16+. This show contains strong language and nudity.
The play runs for a limited season. For more info and tickets check HERE
source: afterglow.co.uk