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THE SEA HAS WORN ME OUT I am thrilled to share a new series of photographs featuring the poet Elaine Kahn, accompanied by her poem "Linen". This past winter, we photographed Elaine at her family's oceanside home in Rhode Island. The house is over 100 years old and was closed up for the winter - it's her favorite place on earth. Elaine wears select pieces from past and current TWW collections.
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LINEN By Elaine Kahn I. I put on a skeleton costume and listen to the ringing in my ears Every time I think of you My hands work like a woman Putting another woman’s hair into a ponytail a state of grace, a doodle, Crotch, seclusion, yawning, owning, ail II. God has called on me to wear this breastplate I don’t pay attention I come open like a blood Orange red of evening red of clouds as tall as palm trees Whorled apart like hair around a drain III. The sea has worn me out the sea has opened up A thousand different holes in me and I have spat myself in each The sex inside a fist of grass IV. I walk around I look at pictures of myself I lay my outfits into shapes of people on the ground Tomorrow, I will be as tired as a god and after that
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Beauty editorial by stylist Lauren Abbondola and photographer Lara Callahan, featuring some early TWW pieces on Moe McGuire, with tremendous beauty team David Razzano and Jenni Iva Wimmerstedt.
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New story "Pattern & Hide" by stylist Jess Mederos and photographer Oswaldo Ponton, featuring model Gisella Roseney in TWW pieces from past and current collections. Hair by Bibb Dickey and makeup by Andrew Colvin.
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Azure Rouet McBride captured the emotion of my latest collection "NASHUA" in this short film, featuring Bryson Tedford. The collection was inspired by American wealth and the Cabinet of Curiosities.
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