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Motown, 1969

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“Rihanna After Dark”

Rihanna photographed by Harley Weir for Dazed Winter 2017

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Jack Bool poeticized the feeling of temporality

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Colourful home in Barcelona

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Home alone, Jordyn McGeachin

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Infinite Tenderness by Peyton Fulford

With this series, Fulford explores the innocently intimate moments of relationships in various places throughout the Deep South. Having grown up in a non-inclusive region of the United States, her friends are dependent on one another for support and understanding of their ever-changing identities. Collectively functioning as an insight into the American youth of today, the images seek to document the exploration of one’s body, sexuality, and/or gender that comes along with growing up and identifying oneself. With this series, her intention is to empower millennials, to open up an accepting space for these young people that do not conform to their southern roots.

“The title for “Infinite Tenderness” is a partial quote from the movie Blue Is the Warmest Color. Why did the line resonate with these particular images? “These are intimate, tender moments,” says Peyton, “But they’re also going to last. We’ll change, our bodies will change, but we’ll have these images for a long time.” - i-D