RUSSH

RUSSH Magazine is an independent, innovative fashion magazine, showcasing the work of leading and up-and-coming creatives across fashion, beauty and the arts. With its finger firmly on the pulse, the magazine collaborates with some of the industry’s most forward-thinking, boundary-pushing talents from across the globe to create a diverse offering of engaging and thought-provoking content. At its core, RUSSH Magazine reflects the way intelligent readers and tastemakers approach fashion, beauty and the arts to create their own distinctive style.

RUSSH

EDITOR’S LETTER

CONTRIBUTORS

STELLA HINTON • Stella Hinton doesn’t do quiet. She’s still pinching herself – but only to feel how real it all is. A Taurus at heart, she moves through the world chasing sensation: salty ocean air, wide open skies, something sweet on her tongue. From Whangarei to Bondi, her surroundings may shift, but one thing doesn’t – she’s never toned it down. If you don’t like it, you’ll just have to look away.

GIRLS

Over the Threshold • As fashion Houses lift the curtain on their archives, access – not just to product, but to process – is becoming the new frontier for luxury.

ENTIRE STUDIOS • When New Zealand-born, Los Angeles-based creative Dylan Richards-Dia approached longtime friend Sebastian Hunt in 2020 about founding fashion label Entire Studios, the intent was to find a coalescence between luxury streetwear sensibilities and thoughtful, accessible design. Sculptural volume, monochromatic palettes and utilitarian silhouettes define the label built on contrast – structure against softness, precision against distortion.

A SECOND LIFE • A life marked by trauma, defiance and near-death is transmuted into an uncompromising body of work by artist Tracey Emin in her retrospective, A Second Life, at London’s Tate Modern.

RURAL REBELLION • Ahead of her forthcoming solo exhibition, One Minute to Midnight, Lebanese-Australian artist Marion Abraham reflects on her career so far and the constant negotiation required during times of crisis.

NO WORD FOR BLUE • Publisher and curator Michael Mack takes us behind the curtain of Yorgos Lanthimos’ latest photography book VISCIN, and its accompanying exhibition in Athens. Born from images made in the margins of Lanthimos’ latest film set, yet resistant to narrative, VISCIN unfolds as something more tactile and indeterminate, inviting viewers into a uniquely personal kind of interpretation.

DANCE ME TO THE END OF LOVE • Swedish popstar Lykke Li is no longer chasing romance, but wrestling with God, time, and the uneasy task of turning life’s ugliness into something worth feeling.

THE EDITOR’S EDIT

IT’S A SOUL LEVEL THING

MAVERICKS OF MODERNITY • A new guard of beauty brands are finding power in points of difference. New science, new philosophies, new ways of disrupting a sea of sameness.

Too Much • An homage to the messy girl in an age of beauty minimalism.

IT’S OH SO QUIET, SHHH, SHHH…

DRIVE YOU THROUGH THE NIGHT

ANOTHER CADENCE

DOMESTIC DISOBEDIENCE

ARE YOU GONNA GO MY WAY

PRESSURE CREATES FORM • Miah Madden is shaping a multi-hyphenate career – actor, law student and curator – by embracing pressure as a generative force.

RISKY BUSINESS • Actor Josh Heuston and Dune: Prophecy co-star Sarah-Sofie Boussnina on returning home, the art of a scene, and failure as a condition of growth.

I’LL BE HERE

OFF THE SCALE

THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING

COM MUTE

The long way to her

AL BINT LA 3INDA MAKAN {THE DAUGHTER HAS NO PLACE}

THE BELIEVERS • As artist and photographer Constance McDonald journeys to a UFO convention in Thailand, she encounters a community bound by wonder and a desire...