The first issue of Inside/Outside is free and available today.
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The Wall Group launches digital magazine, featuring BLM and creatives – WWD
The Wall Group has produced a digital magazine, released today.
The global agency, which represents the industry’s leading fashion and beauty designers, tapped its in-house talent for the free publication, called Inside/Outside. The project reflects this year’s climate with the coronavirus pandemic, with diaries like stylist Yashua Simmons and makeup artist Bo Champagne, recipes from designer Margaret Zhang and FaceTime shoots with IMG Models.
Stylist Chloe Hartstein took the opportunity to spotlight Black Lives Matter activists Qween Jean and Vidal Guzman.
“When The Wall Group first approached me to contribute to their new magazine, it was very clear to me that I wanted to share this platform with people who have inspired me and challenged my thinking over the past few months, and who aren’t necessarily getting a huge platform to amplify their voices,” Hartstein said. “As tough as 2020 has been, I’m so thankful for the incredible humans I’ve met across the [Black Lives Matter] movement, who shared their stories and made us all better people through the process. It was just to share my new family with my Wall Group family.
Inside/Outside, available at insideoutside.thewallgroup.com, was produced remotely by The Wall Group’s digital team, led by Creative Director Erin Dennison. The work was a collaborative effort without any commission, the agency said. They expect to produce more problems.
“As we reflect on the extraordinary events of 2020 and their profound impact on our lives, we felt compelled to capture and commemorate the diverse perspectives and experiences that shaped our understanding of this watershed moment,” said the Founder and Managing Director Brooke Wall at WWD. in a report.
Wall established the agency in 2000. In 2015, it was acquired by Endeavour, formerly WME-IMG.
“I am proud of our artists and our team, who have come together to create a body of work that beautifully encapsulates the myriad emotions of this year, showcasing not only their creativity but their mutual support during this difficult time. “, she continued. . “Our hope is that Inside/Outside not only captures the zeitgeist of 2020, but reminds our fashion community that we can and will get through this together.”
