Archived: Streetwear Magazine
Archived is a conceptual fashion magazine that explores the relationship between youth culture and personal identity through the lens of streetwear. Rather than presenting fashion as a collection of trends, the publication examines how clothing reflects the communities, environments, and cultural influences that shape everyday life. Skateboarding, basketball, music, and the urban landscape provide the backdrop for stories that position fashion as a visual expression of identity, belonging, and contemporary culture.
The magazine brings these influences together through a carefully considered editorial approach, where photography, styling, and graphic design as one to create a distinctive visual identity true to the communities that inspire it.
*Pages 16, 18, 20, 31, and 49 contain third-party advertising campaigns. Unless otherwise noted, all content is original work.
Scope of Work:
-Creative Direction
-Art Direction
-Editorial Design
-Fashion Styling
-Photo Retouching
Skin in Transit
Skin in Transit interprets the on-the-go beauty trend through an editorial that places skincare within the rhythm of everyday urban life. The car becomes a temporary space for a personal routine, reflecting beauty’s shift toward flexible, portable rituals. Styling brings together natural hair, luminous skin, leather clothing, and car surfaces to create a cohesive visual narrative. Close framing and high contrast lighting emphasize application gestures and skin texture, connecting an intimate beauty moment with Archived’s streetwear perspective.
Model: Antonio Brown & Photographer: Julia Albaricci de Angelis
Sports Mode
Sports Mode explores the relationship between sports culture, streetwear, and youth identity. Drawing on Blokecore and Tough Power trends, the editorial combines retro athletic references with oversized layers, metallic accessories, vintage graphics, denim, and darker Y2K influences. Sports props and relaxed poses bring the concept into the overall image, while courts, and skateparks provide context for the looks. Together, these elements reinterpret sportswear through a fashion perspective rooted in individuality, community, and urban culture.
Models: Simon Litvin, Kay McKay, and Nahki Santiago & Photographer: Rafael Nunez
Personal Effects
Personal Effects is a still life editorial exploring everyday accessories as expressions of creative identity. The styling translates the Art School trend through a photography student’s narrative, combining a customized tote with luxury accessories, playful charms, graphic details, and practical tools. Layered objects, mixed materials, and paint marks suggest a collection shaped by personal taste and daily use. A hand held composition and textured gray backdrop bring these elements together, reflecting Archived’s exploration of individuality and youth culture.
Photographer: Julia Albaricci de Angelis
“The best fashion show is definitely on the street.”
— Bill Cunningham
