JANE magazine

OF ART / LIFE (time—caught in the act) for issue fourteen photographer carole peyrot stylist mathilde regnault model martina boaretto, viva model management make-up rika bitton hair mayu morimoto styling assistant tenille smith

SPACES BETWEEN BY Mariane Guillon for JANE PRIVÉE chapter 14 Photographer Mariane Guillon Stylist Monica Russell, Hart & Co. Model Linnea Grondahl, Chic Hair & Makeup Georgia Gaillard, using oribe via roguebeauty.com.au and Mecca Beauty

ROLL YOUR DICE BY Therese Öhrvall for Chapter 13 of JANE PRIVÉE Photographer Therese Öhrvall Stylist Daniil Kudriavtcev Models Tommy Eriksson and Signe, Nisch Management Make-up Elvira Brandt Hair Tony Lundström

IF BLUE COLOUR (nothing is infinite) — for issue fourteen: The Stalwarts — out now photographer charlotte lapalus stylist giulia querenghi producer sébastien guidicelli model anais lunch, IMG Models casting v&y casting

THIS MUST BE THE PLACE— BY Annika Hein for chapter 13 of JANE PRIVÉE Letters from our global JANE community on where they are in the world and the poetry to be found in the corners of every day living. —— Nunez Rojas Artist Hello Jane Community, I’m writing to you in rural NWS, Australia. I’m relatively tucked away in correlation to my prior living in Brooklyn, New York. It’s as if I have gone full circle to the quiet existence I had as a child in the deserts of Arizona. The repetitions of faces, the markets, the hall dances. wearing Gum boots half the time and always searching for avenues for cultural nutrition. The landscape is made up of green hills speckled with black cows. Farms of various fruits and tiny waterways make for much needed cooling off in the peak of summer.

SPACES BETWEEN BY Mariane Guillon for JANE PRIVÉE chapter 14 Photographer Mariane Guillon Stylist Monica Russell, Hart & Co. Model Linnea Grondahl, Chic Hair & Makeup Georgia Gaillard, using oribe via roguebeauty.com.au and Mecca Beauty

The Heart of a Home— {on the elements that make a house a home} BY Annika Hein for Chapter 13 JANE PRIVÉE I have written and thought a lot about the concept of home: home as sentiment, home as a heart, home as a body… and it seems no matter the notion of home, there develops an undercurrent of feeling. Ideas of safety and shelter and security are the most pragmatic choices here, tangible things that make us feel protected and cared for. But what plays to a deeper more poignant chord, and what I’m more interested in exploring, are the emotional markers, the things that feel like home even in the absence of it. The smell of lilacs in spring, that special book you carry around for months, just to have it close, that full heart feeling after standing around the kitchen table at 1am with loved ones—cheeks sore from smiling, eyes glinting in the moonlight. Here I ask four members of our JANE community to share their thoughts of the heart of their home. Photograph by Pernille Sandberg

ARCHIVES— From the places that still whisper On the significance of sanctuary and honouring the environments that enable art to be born By Annika Hein for Chapter 13 of JANE PRIVÉE An excerpt from an aritcle that first appeared in issue four, 2018 Photograph by Odin Wilde, 2018

BETWEEN TWO BOULDERS BY Lilli Waters For Chapter 14 of JANE PRIVÉE —online now Photographer Lilli Waters Stylist and Prop styling Rosalind Seehusen Model Sydney, Chadwicks Models Hair & Makeup Karen Burton

MOON ISLAND BY Steph Pedersen For Chapter 14 of JANE PRIVÉE —online now Photographer Steph Pedersen Stylist Oriana Deluca Model Jade HSU, Priscillas Make-up and Hair Katie Angus, AP-REPS

For ISSUE FOURTEEN out now THE STALWART UNIFORM Rosie Dalton in conversation with Florence Cools of La Collection

And Eve said to us all Harmonising masculine and feminine voices in the home of our shared garden with philosopher Abi Doukhan By Kathryn Carter for JANE PRIVÉE chapter 14 Image credit GS BY Sarah Moon, 1998 Gelatin Silver Print