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Connie Nielsen stiller for første gang op på en teaterscene. På Nørrebro Teater
Connie Nielsen stiller for første gang op på en teaterscene. Det sker i en ny version af ‘Farlige forbindelser’, hvor hun spiller den hævngerrige Marquise de Merteuil overfor Christian Tafdrup, der efter ni års pause vender tilbage til teatret i rollen som den moralsk fordærvede Valmont. – Efter en lang karriere i film har jeg endelig takket ja til at gå tilbage til teaterscenen, siger Connie Nielsen selv om rollen.
Robyn se pasa al pop tántrico: “La música no es mi terapia, pero sí un modo de generar libertad”
El nuevo álbum de Robyn suena a Robyn. Podría parecer un reproche, pero es un halago. Sexistential llega ocho años después de Honey (2018) y 16 después del celebradísimo Body Talk (2010). Ocho años de intervalo entre álbumes es un plazo holgado, pero la historia de Robyn, la artista, es siempre la de Robin Miriam Carlsson, la persona, nacida en Estocolmo hace 46 años. Y esa persona fue la que se encontró, en 2020, con la cancelación de parte de su gira debida al parón pandémico.
"Sexistenzieller" Schweden-Pop: Das sind die Musik-Highlights der Woche
Visionärer Dance-Pop, getragen von einer unverwechselbaren Stimme: "Talk To Me" erkennt man schon nach wenigen Sekunden eindeutig als neuen Robyn-Song. Nachdem die schwedische Musikerin erst vor wenigen Monaten ihr Comeback feierte, hat sie nun mit einer neuen Single ihr nächstes Album angekündigt. Neues und Hörenswertes gibt es außerdem von Die Sterne und Versengold.
Jamie xx Cooks Up a Remix of Robyn’s “Dopamine”
The music world was buzzing last month when Robyn emerged with her first single in seven years, “Dopamine.” Now, the bees are buzzing again because the inimitable Jamie xx—who previously collaborated with Robyn on “Life” from his 2024 album In Waves—has shared his own rendition of the track. The producer gives the song a trance-leaning vibe, cooking up some melodic synth pads and adding layers of hazy ambiance to Robyn’s vocal line.
Sind Cheap Trick am Ende? Das sind die Musik-Highlights der Woche
Sie sind seit über 50 Jahren im Geschäft, haben über 20 Alben veröffentlicht und mit "I Want You To Want Me" mindestens einen unsterblichen Klassiker geschaffen: Cheap Trick sind eine der stabilsten und vielleicht auch unterschätztesten US-Rockbands, mit "All Washed Up" festigt das Quartett diesen Ruf. Neues und Hörenswertes gibt es außerdem von Ina Müller und Robyn. Cheap Trick - All Washed Up Cheap Trick ziehen seit über einem halben Jahrhundert unbeirrbar ihr Ding durch.
Robyn Shares “Dopamine,” First New Music Since 2018’s “Honey”
Robyn has returned with “Dopamine,” her first new solo single since the release of her 2018 LP Honey. Out now via Young, the track finds the singer teaming up with producer and frequent collaborator Klas Åhlund on an electrifying and bubbly electro-pop cut that features the singer trying to rescue herself from this era of over-optimization.
Myocardial blood flow in patients with sepsis
1 INTRODUCTION The high mortality of severe systemic infection is largely attributed to its cardiac and circulatory impact (Angus & van der Poll, 2013; Court et al., 2002; Kakihana et al., 2016; Vallabhajosyula et al., 2021).
Cecilie Bahnsen x ASICS GEL-QUANTUM 360™ VIII 全新联名鞋款率先亮相
1 of 6 2 of 6 3 of 6 4 of 6 5 of 6 6 of 6 哥本哈哥服装设计师 Cecilie Bahnsen 再度携手 ASICS 推出全新联乘鞋款，今回双方以 ASICS GEL-QUANTUM 360™ VIII 为蓝本，带来该鞋首双女性鞋款。 此次为双方第 3 次合作，Cecilie Bahnsen 将时尚女性视野与运动鞋款做融合，并将其升华为凉鞋款式，还推出 2 种配色；全鞋采用双色网布和 5D 打印制成，鞋身饰有 2 条带有花卉图案的皮革鞋带，让人联想起 Cecilie Bahnsen x ASICS GT-2160 的设计，搭配橡胶中底、饰有花卉图案的半透明外底，使全鞋饶富少女情怀。 本次找来艺术家兼摄影师 Casper Sejersen 和创意工作室 MOON 共同操刀形象拍摄，并由丹麦体操运动员 Frida Lund 担任模特，展现独特的女性之美；Cecilie Bahnsen x ASICS GEL-QUANTUM 360™ VIII 全新联名鞋款预计于 2024 巴黎奥运期间发售，有兴趣的读者不妨多加留意。
This Season’s Fashion Is All About the Silhouette
From asymmetrical shapes to intricate tailoring, sculptural clothes with a strong sense of personality are front and center for spring. Models: Mila van Eeten at DNA Model Management and Fernanda at Mademoiselle Agency. Hair by Ryan Mitchell at Streeters using Oribe. Makeup by Aurore Gibrien for Bryant Artists. Set design by Olivia Aine. Casting by Midland. Production: Rosco Production. Movement director: Pat Boguslawski. Manicurist: Alex Feller at Artlist Paris. Digital tech: Rebecca Lievre.
In Pictures: Kim Jones’ Intergalactic Exploration for Dior
April 14, 2023 PhotographyCasper SejersenStylingEllie Grace Cumming Lead ImagePhotography by Casper Sejersen, Styling by Ellie Grace Cumming This editorial is taken from theSpring/Summer 2023 issue of AnOther Magazine: Hair: Gary Gill at Streeters. Make-up: Min Kim at Streeters using Backstage Face & Body Foundation and Homme Dermo System by DIOR. Models: Loris Moine and Emile Danckaert at Success Models, Silouane Vongkhamchanh at Ford Models and Dara Gueye and Wu Guoqiang at New Madison.
12 Emerging Designers on How Vivienne Westwood Inspired Them
December 29, 2022 PhotographyCasper SejersenStylingEllie Grace CummingTextTed Stansfield Lead Image This article is taken from the Autumn/Winter 2021 issue of AnOther Magazine: Before she began her career in fashion, half a century ago now, Vivienne Westwood trained as a primary school teacher. It’s a mindset that has informed her work from the outset – occasionally, she still describes herself as a teacher, and has always created clothes that reflect that – to communicate a theory, to educate.
Buy a Print to Support Children Living in Conflict
Over 150 photographers have come together as part of a new initiative curated by Dust Off, who are selling prints by photographers including David Sims, Tim Walker and Jamie Hawkesworth to support the protection of children living in conflict October 18, 2022 Due to the war in Ukraine, 5.5 million children are currently in need of humanitarian assistance as a consequence of a war not of their making, sparking displacement on a scale and speed not seen in Europe since World War II.
Oliver Sim | English | Metal Magazine
After a few hypnotic chords, in about 35 seconds, we could hear the unmistakable voice of Oliver Sim for the first time in 2018. It was quite mesmerising, it was one of those voices that seem to have been made to be listened to on big speakers. Together with Romy and Jamie they presented their first single, Crystalised. The xx began their musical career 14 years ago and have since become one of the United Kingdom's biggest bands. Today, Sim releases his first solo album, Hideous Bastard.
See Dilara Findikoglu’s “Sexy and Powerful” New Swimwear Capsule
The latest collection from the Saint Dilara Beach Club comprises of “lingerie-style pieces that can be worn in public” July 01, 2022 Great swimwear is hard to come by. Beachside, purpose tends to rule in the form of flimsy, thonged flip-flops and too-small budgie-smugglers. Less is more, but should that really compromise style? Turkish designer Dilara Findikoglu proves not with the second iteration of her swimwear capsule collection, Saint Dilara Beach Club.
The xx’s Oliver Sim Opens Up About the Fear He’s Been Harboring with “Hideous”
He also announced that his debut album Hideous Bastard is out September 9 via Young. Earlier this year, The xx's Oliver Sim released his first solo single, "Romance with a Memory," which was accompanied by a spooky and fun visual that featured artists and drag performers Charity Kase, HoSo Terra Toma, Gena Marvin, and Yovska.
Anthony Vaccarello Reimagines a Jolie Madame for Saint Laurent S/S22
April 18, 2022 Lead ImageAll clothing and accessories from the SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO Spring/Summer 2022 collection All clothing and accessories from the SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO Spring/Summer 2022 collectionPhotography by Casper Sejersen, Styling by Katie Shillingford All clothing and accessories from the SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO Spring/Summer 2022 collectionPhotography by Casper Sejersen, Styling by Katie Shillingford All clothing and accessories from the...
Frédéric Malle on the History, Future and Misconceptions of Perfume
Frédéric Malle changed the perfume industry forever with his eponymous fragrance portfolio, which puts perfumers front and centre. Synthetic Jungle, Anne Flipo’s recent creation for him, is as revolutionary and sardonic as the maison itself October 07, 2021 TextSophie BewPhotographyCasper Sejersen Born into the business, Frédéric Malle is a bit of a heretic in the perfume industry – as a brief but mighty biography can attest.
A New Generation of Fashion Designers on How Vivienne Westwood Inspires
October 04, 2021 PhotographyCasper SejersenStylingEllie Grace CummingTextTed Stansfield Lead ImageTaira, B, Sakeema, Tom and Charley This article is taken from the Autumn/Winter 2021 issue of AnOther Magazine: Before she began her career in fashion, half a century ago now, Vivienne Westwood trained as a primary school teacher.
The Full Shoot: The Designer Disciples of Vivienne Westwood
Michaela is wearing MICHAELA STARKPhotography by Casper Sejersen, Styling by Ellie Grace Cumming Photographer Casper Sejersen and stylist Ellie Grace Cumming shoot the designs of a new generation of talent inspired by Vivienne Westwood’s approach October 04, 2021 PhotographyCasper SejersenStylingEllie Grace Cumming This article is taken from the Autumn/Winter 2021 issue of AnOther Magazine: Hair: Eugene Souleiman at Streeters.
Elevate Your Fits With Fendi's Contemporary "O'Lock" Jewelry Collection
Fashion Statement necklaces, earrings and more featuring the house’s iconic FF logo. By Pauline De Leon 3 Hrs ago 92 Hypes To coincide with Kim Jones‘s Fall/Winter 2021 collection, Delfina Delettrez Fendi debuted her “O’Lock” jewelry collection comprised of statement necklaces, earrings and more. The offerings feature the house’s iconic FF logo, which has been reinterpreted into a modern and graphic carabineer structure with a soft oval design.
Kim Jones' Debut Fendi RTW Bags and Shoes Are Here
1 of 9 2 of 9 3 of 9 4 of 9 5 of 9 6 of 9 7 of 9 8 of 9 9 of 9 Fashion First revealed on the FW21 runway. By YeEun Kim 1 Hr ago 28 Hypes Back in February, Kim Jones made his ready-to-wear debut for Fendi on the Fall/Winter 2021 runway with standout garments and accessories. The Italian house is now making the designer’s new handbags and shoes available at its stores. Jones introduces the First bag, a soft clutch silhouette with the iconic “F” logo incorporated into its fastening.
Cover Story: The Modern Beauty of Malick Bodian
March 18, 2021 PhotographyCasper SejersenStylingEllie Grace Cumming Lead ImageWool-silk ottoman half-wrap evening jacket, short-sleeved duchesse silk wrap shirt and Lock bag by DUNHILL This story is taken from the Spring/Summer 2021 issue of AnOther Magazine. To celebrate our 20th anniversary, we are making the issue free and available digitally for a limited time only to all our readers wherever you are in the world. Sign up here.
Fluctuations in cardiac stroke volume during rowing
ORIGINAL ARTICLE Casper Sejersen Corresponding Author sejersen_@hotmail.com orcid.org/0000-0002-6929-0072 Department of Anesthesia, Rigshospitalet and Institute for Clinical Medicine, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark Correspondence Casper Sejersen, Department of Anesthesia, 2043, Rigshospitalet, Blegdamsvej 9, Copenhagen Ø, Denmark.
This Gucci Fragrance Is an Ode to Flowers
Gucci Bloom Profumo di Fiori by GUCCIPhotography by Casper Sejersen, Fashion direction by Katie Shillingford & Ellie Grace Cumming A near-holy paean to the art of perfumery, the antique quality of Gucci Bloom Profumo di Fiori is unashamedly floral October 26, 2020 PhotographyCasper SejersenFashion DirectorKatie ShillingfordFashion DirectorEllie Grace CummingTextSophie Bew “My world of scent, my universe of perfume, is rich.
Counter-Cultural Icon Genesis P-Orridge Passes Away, Aged 70
On Saturday morning, Genesis P-Orridge sadly passed away following a two-year battle with leukemia, just weeks after celebrating their 70th birthday. The industrial music figurehead and performance art provocateur rose to prominence in the 1970s with controversial band Throbbing Gristle, while making waves with anti-establishment art collective COUM Transmissions alongside Cosey Fanni Tutti.
Lily James on Her Very Favourite Things
AnOther Magazine’s S/S20 cover star Lily James shares her most-loved things – from her top beauty products, to her ideal ways to while away the hours February 24, 2020 Lily James is much more than an English rose. The actor, most famous for a litany of leading roles in period dramas, straddles generational appeal: she is as at ease as a teen pin-up as she is playing a beribboned, bonnet-clad aristocrat, a mobster’s love interest or Cinderella.
Eight Things We Learnt From Lily James’ AnOther Magazine Interview
Stylist’s own silk slipAnOther Magazine S/S20 Photography by Casper Sejersen, Styling by Katie Shillingford As James’ cover story for AnOther Magazine S/S20 is revealed, we share eight things we learnt from Sophie Bew’s interview with the British star February 11, 2020 PhotographyCasper SejersenStylingKatie Shillingford 1. She comes from acting stock Both James’ father and grandmother were actors. The latter, Helen Horton, was “an actress through and through”, says James.
Lily James for AnOther Magazine Spring/Summer 2020
All clothing and accessories from the Burberry Spring/Summer 2020. All make-up by Burberry Beauty
Cover Story: Lily James Is Much More Than an English Rose
All clothing and accessories from the Burberry Spring/Summer 2020. All make-up by Burberry Beauty Speaking to Sophie Bew, Lily James talks filming Ben Wheatley’s remake of Rebecca, her dream roles and securing the rights to a book she’s just read – which she plans to produce and star in February 11, 2020 TextSophie BewPhotographyCasper SejersenStylingKatie Shillingford Lead ImageAll clothing and accessories from the Burberry Spring/Summer 2020.
Yang Li’s ‘Greatest Hits’ Have Been Reimagined by Underground Musicians
Yang Li Spring/Summer 2020 ‘Greatest Hits’Photography by Casper Sejersen, Styling by Ellie Grace Cumming As Yang Li reissues some of his most memorable pieces with the help of collaborators from the industrial and noise music scene, we speak to four of the artists behind these new-old designs that together form “a story of underground and cult music” Yang Li’s Spring/Summer 2020 men’s collection is entitled ‘Greatest Hits’, and collates just that – drawing on his career so far, spanning...
35 Questions with Pop Visionary Robyn
RBN x Björn Borg by RobynPhotography by Casper Sejersen As her collaboration with Björn Borg lands at Browns, mega-fan Tom Rasmussen poses not-quite-50 questions to the quixotic queen of pop February 15, 2019 Lead ImageRBN x Björn Borg by RobynPhotography by Casper Sejersen How do you speak to Robyn without being uncool? It’s a genuine question – she’s a living, and very young, legend. Especially among the queer community.
Carrera channels 80s yearbooks for its new lookbook
Ever since its inception in 1956, Italian eyewear label Carrera has always designed for the mavericks and free spirits. It’s no surprise then, that for its latest colourful offering the brand makes a case for – literally – eye-catching shades. To accompany its latest specs, the brand has commissioned a series of images lensed by Danish photographer Casper Sejersen.
Craig Green reflects on Instagram haters, Skepta, and uniforms
Taken from autumn 2018 issue of Dazed. You can buy a copy of our latest issue here. When Moncler released the image of Craig Green’s shiny black strappy puffer outfit last year from their first joint capsule collection, it didn’t exactly go down well on social media. “They had thousands and thousands of comments and they were all hate comments,” Craig Green reminisces.
Norwegian black metal is back in this must-see new movie
Taken from autumn 2018 issue of Dazed. You can buy a copy of our latest issue here. To accompany this cover story, Jonas Åkerlund has submitted his ten favourite black metal tracks, and exclusive behind the scenes stills he took on the set of Lords of Chaos. In 1992, global news reported on a unique new crime-spree gripping southern Norway: teenagers were burning down churches.
Musician Gaika on the Book That Taught Him Slaves Could Conquer Masters
“My parents are from the Black Power era and they had Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth in our house. I read it when I was 13 or 14. For me, it crystallised something I’ve believed from a young age: that society isn’t right. I never felt OK about seeing a homeless person sleeping in the doorway of a giant glass bank and there was nothing my parents could say to help make sense of it. The Wretched of the Earth taught me I was right to feel this way, that it’s the effects of imperialism.
Yola Jimenez on Mexico’s Surrealist Spirit
“An anecdote about André Breton going to Mexico for the first time makes me laugh. In 1938, he was invited by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera to give a lecture on Surrealism. He was there for a while, and wanted to design a table for his lecture. So he drew the table he wanted, in perspective, and took it to a carpenter. The carpenter assured him that he’d have it done within the week.
Fashion Designer Andre Walker on the Power of Foundational Truths
“Right now I am really interested in foundational truths. I mean, last year was the year of post-truth. I feel like a lot of sensually experiential design ideals are giving a back seat to truth. I always love silk, or cotton. I like mostly natural fibres – because I see them as normal. I see them as a part of an undeniable truth. They’re also biodegradable. The devil is when you try to counterfeit nature. Do you know Vandana Shiva?
Nile Rodgers on Stormzy, Beating Cancer and Grenfell
Nile Rodgers should be exhausted. Yesterday, fresh off the plane from from London where he’d packed in a BRIT Awards appearance and countless hours in the booth, the music icon immediately threw himself into all-night session with a group of friends. As he picks up the phone to Another Man, the sexagenarian Chic legend has got barely three hours’ sleep inside him, and yet it sounds like he’s bouncing off the walls.
Actress Sonoya Mizuno on the Choreographer Who Changed the Way She Moved
“I used to be a dancer. I had classical training at London’s Royal Ballet School and my first job was with the Semperoper Dresden ballet company in Germany. The first programme they put on after I joined included Petite Mort by the Czech choreographer Jiří Kylián. I’d never seen it before, and was so struck by its perfect fusion of classical ballet and modern dance. I wasn’t performing but I watched the rehearsals and became obsessed with one of the principal dancers, Natalia Sologub.
Visionary Perfumer Frédéric Malle on the Decor in Visconti Films
“I grew up in a family which was close to the cinema. My uncle was a movie director and my father, a banker, was also his producer. I used to go to the movies two or three times every weekend and it’s the decor in those movies that has travelled with me ever since. In Visconti’s Conversation Piece, there’s an old scholar who owns a palazzo in Rome.
Dance Artist Johanna Constantine on the Text That Inspired Her
“An interview with the singer Diamanda Galas in the 1991 edition of RE/Search magazine titled Angry Women was key in my artistic development. I was young when I read it, and entrenched in the California punk scene where there was no clear path to a sustainable future or job. Role models were hard to come by. My political views and compulsive building habits signalled my artistic tendencies but I was under the impression that my ability should feel innate.
Malgosia Bela on the Perfume That Reminds Her of Her Childhood
“I grew up in Krakow, when Poland was a Communist country. I was four years old when martial law was introduced. I cannot say that I had a bad childhood, but commodities were limited. I have pictures of long queues and empty stores with nothing on the shelves but vinegar. But people helped one another; if somebody found something on the black market they always shared it with their neighbours. It was quite fun, actually, for a kid. Once in a while we were lucky.
Saskia de Brauw on the Respective Power of Sight and Insight
“John M. Hull was fully sighted until he was a young man, and in his forties he lost his sight completely. On Sight and Insight: A Journey Into the World of Blindness is dark in every sense. It’s not a beautiful story – he’s struggling even to stay awake – but it’s very beautifully written. There are passages about turning off the senses to focus on what is happening inside – creating a new relationship with the outside world.
Michel Gaubert, Sound Designer, on His First Chanel Show
“The first time I worked for Chanel was in March 1990. I came home from work and I went to sleep; and my phone rang around 1:30am: ‘Hi Michel, it’s Karl.’ Okay. ‘Listen, I have this Chanel show tomorrow morning and the music sucks. I just heard it – the guy didn’t do anything I wanted. You have to help me. It’s in eight hours.’ I said, ‘I just took a sleeping pill! I don’t know what I’m going to be able to do.’ But I went to Karl’s house, at 5am, and we stuck together all kinds of stuff .
Film Publicist Peggy Siegal on Gallerist Larry Gagosian
“I met Larry 27 years ago. I had read he had just bought Toad Hall, built on the dunes in Amagansett and designed by Charles Gwathmey. A total stranger, I called Larry up and said, ‘You have a screening room; I have all the movies. I would like to make a deal.’ He was so horrified and intrigued that he said, ‘Sure!’ My proposal was to split the seats 50/50 between my filmmaker friends and his artists and collectors. Larry and I ended up introducing each other to many creative people.
Nile Rodgers on the Wizardry of David Bowie
Nile is wearing a gabardine suit, shirt and leather loafers by Gucci. Roll-neck jumper by Joseph. His own Kangol hat and glasses.
Vaquera's Patric DiCaprio on the Power of Viral Vine Videos
“Vine is gone. I actually never used it. I find most videos on Tumblr – I’ve been a Tumblr user since I was really young. And Tumblr was full of these round-ups of Vine videos, both really popular ones, and also really weird ones that were under the radar. That’s the tragedy of Vine’s demise: they’ve kept those that had a lot of attention, but a lot of the weirder accounts don’t exist anymore.
Kirsten Dunst: Beguiling
You can buy a copy of our latest issue here. This is the second instalment of a two-part interview, taken from the summer issue of Dazed. Both of you started out in the industry as kids and grew up around film sets, and you’ve both had graceful transitions into adult roles. Do you see yourselves in one another at all? Kirsten Dunst: There’s definitely a kindred spirit, soul-mate thing that I feel with Elle. But Elle is more confident than I was at 19. Maybe I had more of a people-pleasing thing.
Lisa + Lena | Dazed
You can buy a copy of our latest issue here. Taken from the spring/summer issue of Dazed: The hyperactive, Looney Tunes charm of identical twin sisters Lisa and Lena Mantler cannot be bound by a 4�7-inch screen. In front of a blank wall at their home in Stuttgart, Germany, sporting complementary outfits and Sailor Moon hair, the teens lip-sync to a sped-up, chipmunk version of “Monsters� by Timeflies.
Róisín Murphy: from trip-hop star to disco siren
In the YouTube comments for Ro?isi?n Murphy’s self-directed video for “Evil Eyes”, someone writes, “You are something else girl, love you.” Another fan adds, “She’s unstoppable, a gem among pearls.” A few users have picked up on the clip’s homage to Ingmar Bergman’s Persona at one minute 40 seconds. It’s often been written that Murphy is too weird for the mainstream. That’s a loaded badge of honour, implying both a kind of horror and abject failure by whoever’s holding the pen.
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