Narcissist Magazine

Category: Editorial

  • FASHIONABLY LATE

    She is a Narcissist.She moves only in her highest timeline. She knows time doesn’t exist — only clocks do. Time is a suggestion. A social construct. She doesn’t arrive late — she arrives outside of it. So how does a goddess move? Not on schedule. Not on command. She moves Fashionably Late. She arrives when…

  • Girl, Interrupted

    Girl Interrupted editorial delves into the complex interplay between clothing and personal identity, particularly emphasizing the theme of duality. The narrative centers on women who, each day, faces the choice of which version of herself to present to the world whether to embrace a softer, feminine side or a stronger, edgier, more masculine persona. This…

  • Teacup Twinks 

    Loosely inspired by Alice in Wonderland, LA based art-collective Playful Defiance, transports viewers into a surreal landscape that’s been molded to house the vibrant personalities of two friends. These characters experiment with gender presentation in a whimsical world that celebrates creativity, self-expression, and the joy of defying expectations. Nico Riley – Creative Director, Photographer Marilyn…

  • Dopamine Overdose

    “I was in a dark place, so I wanted this editorial to be fun, filled with color and to be totally unserious. Its about returning to your inner child that can be so easily forgotten. The colors are exaggerated so it hits that dopamine center hard, like a strong acid trip. I strongly encourage you…

  • Lazy Angels

    This shoot focuses on beauty, in a stylistic theme contaminated between dreamlike and shabby everyday. It narrates everyday situations in uncomfortable and seemingly untreated costumes that are contrasted with sublime and exaggerated makeup, narrating the ideal daily basis of an angel. The glam can therefore emerge in an almost disturbing way, making each character ambiguous…

  • (Sub)Urban Cam

    A brutalist shoot, where subjects relate to an unplaced space. The models are captured via GPS, making the atmosphere even more subjective and detached. Art direction and styling by  Elena Murratzu Photography by Julia Sette Makeup and Hair by Linda Venturini Eavan and Ester as models

  • AN AMERICAN VAMPIRE IN LONDON

    I see you… How do we get him in there? CREATIVE DIRECTOR/STYLIST: KIMBERLY MORTENSEN  PHOTOGRAPHER: LEI PHILLIPS MODELS:  CASSONDRA KING  AVA WIDERMAN WILSON HO  PS TAYLOR  SPECIAL THANKS TO: AMADEO SALON BY ANTUANET  MAKEUP ARTISTS:  MARIAM GABRIELIAN MUKHYSYAN TATEVIK HAIR STYLISTS:  MARINE GASPARYAN  GZOGIAN AIKANUSH ASSISTANT:  SARAH WRIGHT

  • A GIRL WITHOUT A CAUSE

    “The editorial’s concept is inspired by the image of a rockstar, who, embodying the epitome of effortless LA glamour, finds herself awakening in a skatepark at the break of dawn, at 6 a.m. As if by destiny, the paparazzi, ever-persistent, discover her location. Yet, undeterred and radiant, she exudes an aura of magnificence. This scene…

  • Seashell and Sand tones: Malibu Day to Night

    At the LA Pride event last year, renowned for its vibrant celebration of individuality, we had the fortune of encountering Alii. Her demeanor, reminiscent of the iconic Cher, was undeniably captivating, setting her apart even in a crowd. Despite not securing the top position in the contest, her unique presence sparked an immediate interest in…

  • TOMMY CRUZ HARMER

    Where are you from?  LA native from South Pasadena.  How do you identify? I’m a non binary fantasy, neurodivergent AF ADHD on the Autism spectrum  I use he/she/they pronouns. He’s gonna let you know, They’re here, and She will read you to filth! What’s your sign? Gemini sun Sagittarius rising Pisces moon, Mars in Taurus,…