Hedi Slimane has lived in Los Angeles for almost 2 years. While rumors say he would replace Stefano Pilati at Yves Saint Laurent he is now back in Paris, his hometown for a new exhibition at Galerie Almine Rech where the famous designer/photographer highlights modern and Read the full story

After the release of American Youth last year, a selection of cult movies for MK2, world famous designer and photographer Hedi Slimane collaborates this time with the online shop thecorner.com and presents a short film called ” I Love USA”. His two favorites subjects – Teenagers and America- are the theme of this piece of art. Black and white as usual, Hedi Slimane  describes the American way of life as he sees it by using strong images of a masked wolf playing the cello and a young cheerleader dancing to a strange melody.

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This editorial has always been a bit of a dream boat, stumbled across it looking through old menswear photographic archives and fell in lust again. Talented musician boys with the greasiest of hair yet ever so immaculate ensembles. Oh the days of Hedi Slimane for Dior Homme with Pete Doherty as a muse.  If anyone has any clue as to what this editorial is called and which magazine it is from, the information would be much appreciated.

Just a reminder to check in with Hedi Slimane’s photo diary for his daily photo posts of him capturing the raw aesthetic of cultures in different cities and portraying characters in a documentary style with deep dramatization. I love all his framed type photos because they are just the right words and dynamic to tell his stories.

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Hedi Slimane, the man who used to head Dior Homme, but more importantly, the man whose razor-thin black suits revolutionized menswear, is now heading his own photography exhibit “Perfect Stranger.” His exhibit opened yesterday in Paris at Galerie Almine Rech and will feature Hedi’s explorations with “vaporous abstractions.”

To see more on what Hedi Slimane will be doing in the future, check out this Hint Mag interview.