“Dear Diary: I woke up this morning and I don’t know where to go. The weather is nice and I want to go out but I can’t stop thinking. Where should I go? I need some time. Yesterday I bought this bouquet of flowers that I meticulously chose. I like that some of them will wilt and others will remain dry, so I can have a part of this bouquet frozen in time. Although the soft petals will become rough. But just as delicate. I will take good care of them. I don’t know where to go. I don’t know if I have to decide, I’m feeling alright here. I can move around this reduced space that tucks me and comforts me. It’s just me; myself and some flowers that look at me. And I’m alright.”

An invitation to immerse oneself in nature, to experience its power, and to cultivate a profound respect for its majesty. It’s the sensation of inhaling the crisp, invigorating air of an early winter day, warmed by the gentle caress of the rising sun. It’s a surrender to the symphony of colors that paint the landscape, a feeling of being embraced by the natural world.

Embrace cozy elegance with this winter editorial imagined by Keir Laird & Giorgia Goffi.

Belle, walking with Earth Mother in this wheels final showcase. Holding, swaying, leaning in with her as she folds down to rest, a beautiful season swooshes softly by, not alone or unnoticed. Every falling leaf a turning of life, each glimmer of glowing light soaking into skin as it passes low, into night. 

A journey into Georgia through photographer Vitalik Melnikov’s eyes. Between tradition and rebellion, Sonya unveils the raw beauty of ancestral lands.

Kokun is an Indian label by textile artist Mridu Mehra that specializes in crafting handmade, eco-printed, and zero-waste pieces. The garments exude a breathable, raw, and ethereal allure, dyed in Sappanwood, Indigo, Tesuflowers, Madder roots, Neem leaves, and Hibiscus. Naturally dyed fabric exhibits antimicrobial, antifungal, and deodorizing properties. Veronica wears a few of their iconic pieces in this series shot by Kira Issar for Blumenhaus.