The New ZARA Man Fall/Winter 2019 Campaign by Craig McDean
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Zara Fall/Winter 2018 Campaign
Hiring the best fashion photographer and artist creative thinkers ZARA shows Fall/Winter 2018 Campaign. ZARA Fall/Winter 2018 Campaign Willow Barrett, Abdulaye Niang, Simon…
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Interview Magazine: WILLOW AND JADEN
Interview Magazine presents September 2016 Issue with Willow and Jaden Smith photography by Steven Klein styled by Karl Templer, we’re gonna present some excerpts of Pharrell Williams written words for Interview.
![As it turns out, Shia LaBeouf isn't a full-on insane person -- he's just what happens when that annoyingly pretentious guy that you hated/dated in college gets famous. In a surprisingly earnest -- but no less maddening -- conversation with Interview magazine, the troubling actor hits all of the "White Guy Who Majored in [Humanities/Liberal Arts]" milestones. Smoking a cigarette, shirtless, Shia LaBeouf rattles off his Troubled White Guy Antiheroes that he looks up to, including Sean Penn, actual crazy guy Mel Gibson, and fellow pseudo-performance artist Joaquin Phoenix. LaBeouf also mentions and explains all the iterations of modernism that he has at one point subscribed to (post-, meta-), name-checks his existential crisis and subsequent coming to God, and discusses "tripping on drugs" and finding himself as he struggles to become an adult. The method actor also talks about how reading about performance art totally changed his life, for better or worse, and blames the avant-garde poet Kenneth Goldsmith for his penchant for plagiarizing -- or as he would call it, "uncreative writing."](https://i1.wp.com/fashionablymale.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/10155025_10152716820535155_3753604044081899673_n.jpg?resize=738%2C576&ssl=1)
