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Visual magazine • creative studio @plastikstudios by @elirezkallah

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@marinadiamandis in conversation with @sainthoax. for @plastik cover 02/02 by @elirezkallah and @amberasaly Marina is in @richardquinn Coat @marni Creative Director & Director: @elirezkallah Photography: @amberasaly Produced by: @plastikstudios new york Producer: @gctana Video Editor: @mariaghosh Art Director: @shelton_whimsy Styling Eli Rezkallah Fashion Editor: @basharassaf Videographer: @nickcentore Photo Assist: @maxgraywilbur Hair: @hannan.siddique Wig: @ghastlywigsco Makeup: @deborahaltiziomakeup PAs @kareemjrab @peternagy 07 Jan 2025 Alana Hadid makes her supermodel debut at 40! Gracing the cover of the fashion edition of @plastik’s Winter Issue in @celine Creative Director: @elirezkallah Photographer: @tylerpatrickkenny PR Executive @gctana Producer: @annee_elliot prop stylist @krzysztof_katus assist @savpants lighting @andreyxfrazao hair @riadazarhair makeup @donni.davy pa @kareem_nakkash 19 Dec 2024 The iconic @fifiabdouofficial graces Plastik’s 36th issue in @balenciaga , marking the inauguration of our Arabic extension. cover 01/06 shot in dubai by @elirezkallah 31 May 2024 luxury brands charge a premium for craftsmanship. originality and the human touch. they ask consumers to respect those values by buying original products instead of counterfeits. shouldn’t they be held to the same standards when commissioning art? these brands can afford to support artists, animators and illustrators. replacing their work with ai isn’t a financial necessity. and when craftsmanship becomes the selling point of a campaign, transparency about how it’s made shouldn’t be too much to ask. 11 Nov 2026 Some movie remakes are so good, they become classics in their own right. From Ocean’s Eleven and The Departed to Scarface and Little Women, these films prove that revisiting an iconic story can sometimes lead to cinematic gold. 10 Nov 2026 Long before gaming advertisements became dominated by cinematic trailers, celebrity endorsements and technical specifications, PlayStation was building an entirely different visual universe. Its campaigns throughout the late ‘90s and early 2000s borrowed from experimental photography, contemporary art, fashion and science fiction. The results were often bizarre, occasionally disturbing, and almost impossible to mistake for anything else. There was a remarkable confidence in that approach. These ads didn’t need to explain the console or convince you with impressive graphics. They created an identity around PlayStation that felt mysterious, provocative and distinctly ahead of its time. Looking back, it’s easy to see why this imagery still resonates. Its influence can be traced through today’s fashion editorials, digital art and the ongoing revival of Y2K aesthetics. It was an era when video game advertising wasn’t afraid to be genuinely weird. 09 Nov 2026 Apple’s flagship stores are often celebrated for their clean lines, expansive glass walls, monumental forms, and minimalist design. But many of these features bear striking parallels to Brutalist architecture, leading some to question whether Apple simply drew inspiration from the style, or copied elements of it. From massive geometric structures to exposed materials and open, almost monumental interiors, the similarities become hard to ignore when these buildings are placed side by side with Apple Stores around the world. Is it simply a shared design language, or did Apple borrow more from Brutalism than we realize? 08 Nov 2026 In September 2009, Naomi Campbell Took “Wild Things” to a Whole New Level. Photographed by Jean-Paul Goude for Harper’s Bazaar, the Supermodel Starred in a Safari-Themed Editorial Featuring an Elephant, Monkeys, a Cheetah and a Crocodile. But Here’s Another Fascinating Detail: The Crocodile Was Actually a Rubber Prop Placed in a Swamp. Hundreds of People Gathered Around, Prompting Police to Arrive, Mistaking It for a Real Crocodile That Had Escaped From a Zoo. Meanwhile, the Images Featuring the Elephant, Monkeys and Cheetah Were Created Through Goude’s Signature Photographic Manipulation. The Animals Were Photographed in Africa, While Campbell Was Photographed Separately in Goude’s Paris Studio, With the Images Combined to Create the Final Compositions. Known for His Surreal, Visually Striking Photography, Goude Had Been Creating Seemingly Impossible Images Long Before Photoshop Became a Household Name. 06 Nov 2026 before becoming the first muslim elected to the u.s. senate, abdul el-sayed was just a kid growing up in michigan with egyptian roots. a doctor, epidemiologist and former detroit health official, he lost his first major political race in 2018. eight years later, he defeated republican mike rogers in one of the most closely watched senate races of 2026. his victory came after a democratic primary in which aipac and its affiliated groups spent nearly $30 million backing his opponent. here’s a look at the childhood of the man who just made american history. 04 Nov 2026 A historic election night in the U.S. From the first Black woman governor to the first Muslim American senator, the first Native American woman governor, and the first openly gay senator and first Palestinian elected to New York state senate, these victories mark historic milestones in representation across American politics. . Editor: @mjfoury 04 Nov 2026 For the first time in us history, a gay man, a black woman, a muslim, a native american woman, a palestinian, and a latina have won their respective midterm elections. the historic victories come as democrats make major gains across the country, marking a landmark night for representation in american politics. 04 Nov 2026 Congratulations senator Abdul El Sexy, I mean El Sayed 03 Nov 2026

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