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- WONDERLAND Fall 23Wonderland X Woolrich exclusive fashion story Wonderland magazines fall 23 print issue Photography - Stew Bryden Art Director - Livia Vourlakidou Production - Ben Crank Stylist - Martin Metcalf Hair Stylist - Kieron Justin Fowles Make up - Martha Inoue Photo Assist - Kyle Henry Retouch - Colorworkz
- This Black History Month 2021, meet 100 Black trailblazers redefining the industryIn celebration of Black History Month, we’re thrilled to share our annual list of Black rising stars – as nominated by The Dots community – who are making history, transforming the industry today and inspiring the generation of tomorrow. We still have a long way to go to diversify the creative, tech and digital industries – which is why it’s important for us to celebrate and be inspired by the incredible Black leaders that surround us. The list we’ve put together is one that shines with brilli75
- Brent Faiyaz for Wonderland Autumn 2019 IssuePhotography Jack Bridgland Fashion Director Toni-Blaze Ibekwe Production Director Federica Barletta Grooming Doey Drummond Set Design Lyndon Ogbourne Words Francesco Loy Bell Burberry Jacket Artwork Joshua Myszczynski Special thanks to Cobtree Cottage Piltdown
- Nike London Presents Galentines DayNike London Presents Galentines Day - A panel event hosted at Allbright Mayfair to celebrate the launch of the Nike Valentines Blazer Sneaker. Panellists: Chloe Pierre of thy.self, Jess Young of Boys In Polish, Desthy Dee, Toni Blaze of Wonderland Magazine and Paula Akpan Photos by Meara Kallista Morse20
- Championing Diversity: this Black History Month, meet 100 creatives inspiring changeWe asked 11 of our creative heroes to each nominate 10 leading black change makers and creators who are shaping the current climate with raw talent, big ideas and crazy hard work. There is still a huge disparity of BAME individuals in the creative industry. Currently only 13% of the creative industry workforce identify as coming from Black and Minority Ethnic backgrounds. In addition, only 8% of senior positions have BAME representation. Spotlighting this subject is as important as ever. True d138
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