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“I can spiral about climate collapse and then get excited about a tiny beaded frog bag five minutes later,” says Hillary Taymour — and it’s a perfect entry point into her mind, and the creative practice that has beautifully spawned from it. That manifestation has taken shape as Collina Strada, a New York-based label that treats contradiction, both visual and conceptual, as a fertile starting point, a place from which to build, distort, and constantly re-question reality.
For THE NOISE ISSUE, we step into Collina’s saturated universe — the aesthetic of which she aptly describes as “hyper-feminine horse girl goblin-core.” Count us in. We shot Hillary a few questions, and it’s clear that her mind is an (ethically sustained) goldmine.
Explore the full story in @glamcult #144. Orders are open on shop.glamcult.com
Words by @evvsh_
Direction by @indianaromavoss
Direction of photography by @jakehorgan_dp
Editing by @maja.silver
Grading by @jelleprins.colorist
Composition and mix by Niels van der Wielen
Music supervision by @ill_go_rhythms
Script by @maximeorleans_
Hair by @chiaki090709
Make Up @anthonymerante
Styling assistance by @shin.odu
Production by @smileygoats
Modelled by @j__yooung via @theindustryny and @maarriiama via @dreamlandagency
All clothing @collinastrada
“I can spiral about climate collapse and then get excited about a tiny beaded frog bag five minutes later,” says Hillary Taymour — and it’s a perfect entry point into her mind, and the creative practice that has beautifully spawned from it. That manifestation has taken shape as Collina Strada, a New York-based label that treats contradiction, both visual and conceptual, as a fertile starting point, a place from which to build, distort, and constantly re-question reality.
For THE NOISE ISSUE, we step into Collina’s saturated universe — the aesthetic of which she aptly describes as “hyper-feminine horse girl goblin-core.” Count us in. We shot Hillary a few questions, and it’s clear that her mind is an (ethically sustained) goldmine.
Explore the full story in @glamcult #144. Orders are open on shop.glamcult.com
Words by @evvsh_
Creative direction by @indianaromavoss
Photography by @jessbrohier
For THE NOISE ISSUE, we step into Collina’s saturated universe — the aesthetic of which she aptly describes as “hyper-feminine horse girl goblin-core.” Count us in. We shot Hillary a few questions, and it’s clear that her mind is an (ethically sustained) goldmine.
Explore the full story in @glamcult #144. Orders are open on shop.glamcult.com
Words by @evvsh_
Direction by @indianaromavoss
Direction of photography by @jakehorgan_dp
Editing by @maja.silver
Grading by @jelleprins.colorist
Composition and mix by Niels van der Wielen
Music supervision by @ill_go_rhythms
Script by @maximeorleans_
Hair by @chiaki090709
Make Up @anthonymerante
Styling assistance by @shin.odu
Production by @smileygoats
Modelled by @j__yooung via @theindustryny and @maarriiama via @dreamlandagency
All clothing @collinastrada
“I can spiral about climate collapse and then get excited about a tiny beaded frog bag five minutes later,” says Hillary Taymour — and it’s a perfect entry point into her mind, and the creative practice that has beautifully spawned from it. That manifestation has taken shape as Collina Strada, a New York-based label that treats contradiction, both visual and conceptual, as a fertile starting point, a place from which to build, distort, and constantly re-question reality.
For THE NOISE ISSUE, we step into Collina’s saturated universe — the aesthetic of which she aptly describes as “hyper-feminine horse girl goblin-core.” Count us in. We shot Hillary a few questions, and it’s clear that her mind is an (ethically sustained) goldmine.
Explore the full story in @glamcult #144. Orders are open on shop.glamcult.com
Words by @evvsh_
Creative direction by @indianaromavoss
Photography by @jessbrohier
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