apocalypse couture kids

Kiko wears
top. UNDERCOVER

In this Schön! online editorial shot by Masashi Shimura, get to know models Kiko, Cao Chang, Yulia, Mina, Kosma, and El and their personal styles with fashion by Sora Maeda, hair by Mayo Osakabe, and make up by Yuki Suzuki. 

Cao Chang wears
coat. Mame Kurogouchi
shoes. OAO
opposite
Yulia wears
shirt + necklace. Dries Van Noten

Mina wears
top + trousers. Mame Kurogouchi
shoes. Christian Louboutin
opposite
Yulia wears
top, trousers + shoes. Ann Demeulemeester

Kosma wears
jacket + tie. Tamme
trousers. VEIN
shoes. OAO

Mina wears
shirt + necklace. UNDERCOVER
opposite
KIKO wears
top + skirt. AVAVAV
shoes. Christian Louboutin

Cao Chang wears
boxer + trousers. Ann Demeulemeester
opposite
Kosma wears
top. SHOOP

EL wears
coat. FUMIE TANAKA
trousers. VEIN
shoes. Mame Kurogouchi
opposite
Kiko wears
jacket. Mame Kurogouchi

This Schön! online editorial has been produced by

photography. Masashi Shimura
fashion. Sora Maeda
model. Kiko @ MAGMA, Cao Chang @ TOMORROW TOKYO, Yulia @ TOKYO REBELS, Inc., Mina @ BRAVO, Kosma @ WEST + El @ TOKYO REBELS, Inc.
hair. Mayo Osakabe
make up. Yuki Suzuki
photography assistant. Jooyoun Lee

wearing LOEWE + Cartier

Booboo Stewart is an artist in motion. “Art is freedom. It allows me to not overthink, but let my emotions flow,” Stewart says to us, wearing LOEWE and Cartier for his Schön! 48 digital cover story. Stewart’s rise to fame began with his portrayal of Seth Clearwater in the Twilight saga, followed by a range of roles including Disney’s ‘Descendants,’ ‘X-Men: Days of Future Past,’ and ‘White Frog,’ the latter earning him a Best Actor award at San Diego’s FilmOut festival. “Acting has been my escape since I was a kid,” he shares. “It’s the first art form I fell in love with and opened my eyes to a world of creativity.”

But Stewart’s artistic expression extends far beyond acting. His creative pursuits span from gallery installations and canvas work to music production and live performances. “My parents were both so creative,” he recalls. “It felt like there was no other option but to embrace the arts in some way.” With a stunt coordinator and actor as a father and a mother who was a committed artist, creativity was deeply embedded in Stewart’s upbringing. Early memories of sketching on set with his dad and helping his mom sell artwork at local fairs shaped a lifelong relationship with art. “My drawings are a way for me to express emotions that I can’t always get out in words,” he admits.

This emotional depth formed the backbone of his debut solo exhibition, ‘Things I Don’t Know How to Talk About’, held at Park West Gallery in New York in 2023. Featuring evocative ballpoint pen sketches, the show was paired with a DJ set composed by Stewart himself, who also created art live during the event. The raw, automatic lines of his figures explored themes of vulnerability, grief, generational trauma, and love. Since then, his work has been shown in both Las Vegas and New York.

Currently, Stewart is exhibiting at Defy Gallery in Texas, where he introduced a striking plaster sculpture of a figure resting its chin on its hand, stretched across a doorway. “It’s a piece that people can walk through,” he explains. “I didn’t use any 3D modelling or measurements. It was all instinctive and I just went for it.” Like much of his work, the sculpture emerged through intuition, driven by emotional instinct rather than planning. “I sit on these tatami mats in my studio, and whatever feels right in the moment is what I go with,” he says.

His artistic style has gradually shifted — from bold, colourful pieces influenced by artists like Basquiat to intricate, spectral line drawings. His recent show, ‘Fractures: Doubt and Desire’, delved into internal struggles and the yearning for self-understanding. “Desire for me is about wanting to understand my mind [and] why I think the way I do,” he reflects. “It’s about being more aware of my feelings and learning to cope with them in a healthier way…Art gives me the greatest sense of self. There’s no external influence, it’s just me. Music, on the other hand, is this beautiful collaboration with the people that I care about.”

jumper. LOEWE
trousers. Emporio Armani
boots. Stylist’s own
hat. Akai Ito
necklace. Cartier

jumper. Rick Owens
trousers. Louis Alexander
boots. Christian Louboutin
cap. Stylist’s own
braces. Saint Laurent
rings. Cartier

jacket + jumper. Bottega Veneta
shorts. Emporio Armani
boots. Guidi
necklace. Cartier

trousers. LOEWE
belt. Bottega Veneta
jewellery. Cartier

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This Schön! 48 digital cover story is produced by

photography. Cozy @ Early Morning Riot
fashion. Douglas VanLaningham
talent. Booboo Stewart in LOEWE and Cartier 
casting. Alabama Blonde @ Strike the Blonde Casting
grooming. Colleen Dominique @ The Wall Group using R+Co + CIRCA 1970
words. Raegan Rubin

dress. Viviers Studio
earrings. Kioni

Find yourself between the mountains in this Schön! editorial photographed by Trevor Brady with fashion by Alexandra Schulz who dresses model Jordan Hickmann in looks by Viviers Studio, BeachCult, Diana Seboke and others, with hair and make up by artist Zenique Gordon.

beaded african collar. Gilles Ulrich @ Greenpoint Market
trousers. Tone Edition x Dutil
runners. Asics

dress. Viviers Studio
earrings. Kioni

opposite
swimsuit. BeachCult
crochet hat. Diana Seboke

beaded african collar. Gilles Ulrich @ Greenpoint Market
trousers. Tone Edition x Dutil
runners. Asics
opposite
dress. Viviers Studio
earrings. Kioni

blazer. Rethread
earrings. Kioni

baseball shirt. Vintage
skirt. nicholson & nicholson
sneakers. Vans
crochet hat. Diana Seboke

photography. Trevor Brady
fashion. Alexandra Schulz
model. Jordan Hickmann @ ICE Models
hair + make up. Zenique Gordon @ Gloss Artist Management
location. Cape Town