Showing posts with label So It Goes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label So It Goes. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Camille Rowe x So It Goes



The awesome Camille Rowe for the even more awesome So It Goes magazine. Does it get any better? 

Shot by Guy Aroch and styled by the brilliant Liz Mclean, I immediately loved this shoot Jamie did in New York for the the latest issue. Even if it does remind me even more keenly that I really need to get myself over to NYC this year if it kills me... 

This is just one of many editorials from the new issue of So It Goes I'm looking forward to sharing with you guys... Yes I'm biased, but it is unequivocally great so I'm 100% allowed to be. 
It hits newsstands in the U.K tomorrow and then the rest of the world over the next few weeks. You can also order your copy online here.
It looks pretty damn fine on a coffee table too....

Get it while its hot.

Monday, November 11, 2013

So It Goes Issue Two

Those of you that follow my Instagram might have noticed that I hang out with a certain 'So It Goes Mag' quite a lot...  Well the second issue of my main man's magazine So It Goes is landing in stores today after 6 months of hard slog, late nights and plenty of highs and lows. I'm unashamedly proud of the result (it really is a beauty) so thought I'd share two of my favourite spreads from the issue with you; Girls' Adam Driver photographed by Lauren Dukoff in New York, and the beautiful Greenhouse-set Secret Garden fashion story by Jo Metson-Scott. 














On top of these, there are interviews with cover girl and girl crush Greta Gerwig (if you haven't see Frances Ha yet, why not), U.S band Deer Tick (Mange is one of my all-time favourite songs), directors Michael Haneke (Amour) and Nicholas Winding Refin (Drive) and artist Richard Mosse - his fuschia-hued images of the Congo are worth buying the magazine for alone - stunning. The Places chapter has travel features on the likes of Oslo and Cartagena in Colombia, while the last piece of the magazine was written by a friend of ours who has just walked the 'Voodoo path' of central and western Africa which, as you can imagine, made for lots of incredible stories and insights. 

These are just a few of my personal highlights so its worth checking out in full yourself as there's so much more that I haven't been able to touch on. You can buy the magazine here (or pop down to your local newsagent if you're in the U.K - it will be launching globally over the next month) and there's an iPad app of the issue available for those of you with a tablet. I will say that the print version really does look pretty nice on a coffee table though.

Thursday, May 30, 2013

So It Goes














Those of you who follow me of Twitter and/or Instagram will probably have already gathered that my boyfriend's recently launched a new biannual magazine called So It Goes, and as it hits newstands today (hurray!), I thought it was about time I shared some of its beautiful editorials with you. Especially after Fashion Gone Rogue beat me to it to this morning (cue much over-excitement at my desk).

Two of my favourite young actresses feature in the debut issue; Felicity Jones, who completely stole the show in the wonderful and partly ad-lib Like Crazy, and Analeigh Tipton, who won me over with her hilarious turn in Crazy Stupid Love, so I was massively excited to see the results of each shoot.  Both were photographed in and around Silverlake and Echo Park in L.A and the shots really encapsulate why I fell for the place last summer. All that soft, hazy light and a sense of easy, youthful optimism in the air.  I’m a big fan of the talented photographer Elliot Lee Hazel who worked his ethereal magic on Felicity. Doesn’t she look insanely beautiful?!  Likewise Analeigh, in her Cult Gaia flower garland against the fading Californian light, is making me want to runaway to those palm-tree lined skies all over again.

On top of envy-inducing actresses, the magazine includes features on art, photography, travel and new music, as well an exclusive memoir by James Franco and essays on the likes of contemporary espionage and confessions of a Hollywood assistant.


So it Goes is on UK newsstands now and will be available globally in the coming weeks. You can also order online here