SOME THINGS ARE FOR US BY DANIEL GOODE

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Photographer: Daniel Goode

Stylist: Emma Kalfus

Makeup: Isabella Schimid

Hair: Madison Voloshin @ Assembly Agency

Model: Hannah Wick @ Chic Management

Set Design: Nat Turnbull @ artboxblack & Iwona Lau

Designer: Francesca Nwokeocha

Sabato De Sarno’s new energy for Gucci – Hannah Wick emphasises the essentials in Some Things Are For Us photographed by Daniel Goode.

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PEOPLE OF NOTE: Gabrielle Penfold in partnership with Emma Lewisham

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STAND FOR SOMETHING – ZIGGY RAMO BY VANESSA SWEDÉRUS, RHYS RIPPER AND GRACE O’NEILL

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With a focus on photography and film, we celebrate the creative mind, the independent spirit and people with purpose.

SIDE-NOTE PROJECTS – may the best idea win. We work with best-of-breed collaborators to deliver and publish work that is both beautiful and results driven. Rejecting a typical advertising model in favour of content production, SIDE-NOTE acts as a trusted conduit between creator and client.

SOME THINGS ARE FOR US BY DANIEL GOODE

SIDE-NOTE is a platform that tells stories of style and substance, merging the gap between contemporary culture and fashion. With a focus on photography and film, we celebrate the creative mind, the independent spirit and people with purpose.

SIDE-NOTE PROJECTS – may the best idea win. We work with best-of-breed collaborators to deliver and publish work that is both beautiful and results driven. Rejecting a typical advertising model in favour of content production, SIDE-NOTE acts as a trusted conduit between creator and client.

SOME THINGS ARE FOR US BY DANIEL GOODE

SIDE-NOTE is a platform that tells stories of style and substance, merging the gap between contemporary culture and fashion.

With a focus on photography and film, we celebrate the creative mind, the independent spirit and people with purpose.