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Photo by <n>Sam Rock</n>, styled by <n>Aleksandra Woroniecka</n>.

<n>Reverting #1</n> by <n>Francisco Gonzalez Camacho</n>, from the photographic series <n>Reverting</n> (2022-2024).

An invitation for the <n>Paloma Wool</n> Spring/Summer 2023 show in Paris.

Designed by <n>XTRAXA</n> and <n>Sajal Sajjad</n>. Photo by <n>Sajal Sajjad</n>. Styled by <n>Moiz</n>.

Ballerina <n>Maya Plisetskaya</n> in a performance of <n>The Swan</n>.

<n>Binx Walton</n> photographed by <n>Stef Mitchell</n> for <n>i-D Magazine</n>'s Summer 2021 issue.

The <n>AVV</n> Winter 2020 directory for Goethe University Frankfurt, designed at studio <n>Matter Of</n>.

A research graphic by <n>House of Alignment</n> referencing <n>Sol Lewitt</n> and <n>Stephane Graff</n>.

[ 〄 ] 𝚋𝚎𝚝𝚛𝚊𝚢𝚘𝚘𝚗𝚐𝚒

A <n>Round Dining Table and Curved Back Chairs</n> set designed by <n>Joaquim Tenreiro</n> circa 1954.

The <n>Statue of Liberty</n> surrounded by scaffolding during its restoration between 1984 and 1986.

A pleated dress from the <n>Issey Miyake</n> <n>Spring/Summer 1989</n> collection, photographed by <n>Irving Penn</n>.

<n>Bijela</n>, a female <n>European Shorthair cat</n> with heterochromia, photographed by <n>Teester</n> in 2006.

<n>Filtro 95025</n> (2022) by artist <n>Giorgio Tentolini</n>.

Model <n>Akiima</n> photographed by <n>Michal Bielecki</n> and styled by <n>Anita Szymczak</n>.

Your Flannelette Cure: Fire Tests with Textiles (1910)

A <n>Flannelette nightdress</n> undergoes a fire test in 1910, from a pamphlet by the <n>British Fire Prevention Committee</n>.

Actor <n>Isaach De Bankolé</n> in <n>The Hills</n>, a music video for <n>Leonard Cohen</n> directed by <n>Vincent Haycock</n>.

A still from the 2003 video art piece <n>Hundredweight</n> by artists <n>John Wood</n> and <n>Paul Harrison</n>.

The <n>Fagradalsfjall volcano</n> eruption in Iceland, 2021. Photo by <n>Brian Emfinger</n>.

The photobook <n>Sıhhatler Olsun</n> by artist <n>Asli Oezcelik</n>.

A spread from the photobook <n>Apenas tarde</n>, published by <n>Tablarasa Mag</n>.

<n>Julie Mikkelsen</n>'s <n>Repair Work</n>, Spring 2023.