The new Purple Fashion Magazine #44 – The Analog Issue celebrates the power of timeless imagery and the enduring allure of film photography in today’s digital age. Editor Olivier Zahm curates a bold and poetic journey that connects fashion, art, and culture through analog aesthetics and authentic storytelling.
Inside, readers will discover Carine Roitfeld portrayed by Olivier Zahm, Comme des Garçons reimagined through the lens of Johan Sandberg, and a striking Valentino feature by Guen Fiore. Music and style converge with Kim Gordon in Gucci, photographed by Cameron McCool, while Dario Catellani captures the elegance of Fendi. Zahm himself turns his lens on Taller Marmo and Zegna, reflecting his raw, intimate approach to fashion photography.
The issue also highlights the artistic worlds of Thomas Ruff and Irving Penn, alongside cinematic narratives like Nadia Lee Cohen in Paris Texas. Luxury houses appear in new light, with Loro Piana shot by Suffo Moncloa and the highly anticipated Dior Cruise 2026 captured by Luna Conte. Further standout contributions include Eliza Douglas in Balenciaga by Juergen Teller, Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen by Angalis Field, Duran Lantink by Mark Borthwick, and the visionary imagery of Katerina Jebb.
With its mix of legendary names and rising talents, Purple #44 – The Analog Issue is more than a fashion magazine – it’s a collectible piece of cultural history. Perfect for art lovers, fashion insiders, and anyone drawn to the raw beauty of analog creativity.
