On the corner, a kid was trying to eat his ice cream faster than it could melt. Vanilla down his wrist, onto his sneaker, then the sidewalk. The truck kept… The post Nothing Survives the Summer appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

I am not fond of having this feeling that time is slipping through your fingers like water you can’t catch. But at the same time, I enjoy the moment of a timeframe coming to an end. To pause. To reflect. To focus. And without resorting too much to clichés, I find myself wondering about the important moments of this past year. Have I really used my time well? Have I grown at all? What do I want from this year? The post A Glimpse into Vol. 38 — Like Water You Can’t Catch appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

“My mother and grandmother taught me right. I will always stand for compassion, generosity, kindness and justice.” I find myself thinking about this a lot lately — how values like these can sometimes feel almost forgotten. And yet, living by them shouldn’t be something extraordinary. It should simply be part of how we move through the world. Rebekka Salomea carries that very same grace. Fronting SALOMEA, her journey over the last few years has been about stripping away the noise and giving her inner world the space to expand past old storylines. The post SALOMEA — Learning to trust what comes next appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

“I’m learning to accept and appreciate the changes that come with getting older and with womanhood rather than constantly feeling like I need to correct them.” Almost a decade ago, photographer Lenara Choudhury introduced us to Alex Lee-Aillon on C-Heads. Back then, we spoke with the young model about confidence, life in London, social media, sustainability and the things she loved most about her life. The post The Years In Between: A Conversation with Alex Lee-Aillon appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

In pointed high heels, black shorts and a soft ivory top, Iris-Doreen Goetzke leans against a cream-coloured 1961 Lincoln Continental in a Greenpoint garage. Around her: toolboxes, fluorescent lights, spare parts and the beautiful excess of an old American car. It already feels like the beginning of a story — somewhere between glamour, escape and a very ordinary afternoon suddenly turning into something else. “Whether she keeps going, runs out of gas, or gets off at the turnpike is up to the viewer.” The post Iris Takes the Wheel appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Today we welcome the wonderful model JÚLIA VLL to C-Heads, photographed by TRTWXM PRODUCTION. Inspired by the timeless elegance of Mediterranean summers, Sunlit Elegance captures a soft moment of femininity, simplicity and effortless style. Drawing on vintage resort imagery and the understated beauty of summer, the series feels warm, natural and nostalgic. Enjoy the series! The post Sunlit Elegance appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

The best songs are the ones that catch you off guard, landing precisely when you need them. From that first play, they slip into your daily rhythm and somehow make you feel a little more connected to the world. That is exactly how Re:Noir found its way to us. Re:Noir is the solo project of Enrico Antinori, a talented artist, producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Turin. The post In Conversation with Re:Noir: Between Questions and Answers appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Armed with a vibrant brand of R&B pop that she says pulls inspo from the King of Pop, Slay Raché is gearing up for the release of her sort-of-self-titled debut album ‘Slay’. Coming later this fall, the Pennsylvanian of Puerto Rican and German descent promises nothing if not catchy hooks, danceable grooves, and charged lyrics. The post Slay Raché grooves into autumn on latest single ‘You Make Me Wanna Dance’ appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

After an intense heatwave, a few crisp, cooler days can feel like a small gift — we think. Photographer Ben Everden felt the same when he recently found himself in San Francisco, where he shot this series with Sofia Lee of Look Model Agency at China Beach. “After months of Miami heat, San Francisco was freezing, foggy, and honestly a very welcome change. Grey skies, cold water, and the cliffs disappearing into the fog gave the whole afternoon such a beautiful, quiet mood. The post Somewhere Between Sea and Grey appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Life changes you, and when you return to something after years away, you rarely return as exactly the same person. Maybe not entirely different, but formed by everything that happened in between — by loss, love, uncertainty, and the things you learn about yourself. “You do learn who you are, and eventually, you learn how to find the people who want to be around the real you.” The post Premiere: “Everything Bagel” — On Returning and Change with Adjenai appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

"I met Juliette Pocovi for this warm, colorful shoot a few weeks ago during a trip to Saint Martin. We had discussed a few options in advance and settled on an early morning shoot. The island was all but asleep as I packed the car. The air smelled fresh, as though it might have rained in the night. It was a short drive to the beach; the road, narrow and fretted with speed bumps enough to slow me down, even though I was late leaving the house and rushing to make up for lost time. I pulled into the empty gravel parking lot, switched off the engine, and slung my bags on my shoulder." The post Break of Day appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

The magic of Paris lives in its details: beautiful old façades, wrought-iron balconies, narrow streets and that unmistakable sense of romance that seems to live somewhere between the buildings. For La Vie En Passant, photographer Dom Rui captures exactly this timeless feeling in Montmartre, starring the gorgeous Valeria Alvarez. Moving between balcony views, soft light and private moments, the series feels like a little glimpse into a moment in Valeria’s world — elegant, intimate and effortlessly Parisian. The post La Vie En Passant appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

“I’m trying to agonize over it less.” In our conversation with Mia Berrin of Pom Pom Squad, we talk about New York, identity, independence, visual worlds and new music. Photographed by Kimberley Ross, the series feels like a fitting glimpse into this current chapter — somewhere between reflection, reinvention and what comes next. The post The Many Versions of Pom Pom Squad appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

This is a story about luck. Sometimes luck means meeting the right person at the right moment. Sometimes it is being in the right place without knowing why. And sometimes one small encounter can mean more than it first seems. Photographer Frederick Fairytale met Dublin-born Lily Scanlan during Berlin Fashion Week, where she was walking in the SONNENKIND show. He immediately felt that there was something special about her energy and later asked her to shoot together at Holzmarkt 25 in Berlin. Lily’s boyfriend James Ryan came along, and what started as a shoot with Lily slowly became a story about the two of them. The post Tengo Suerte appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Let’s meet Sharon, a muse who loves drawing and painting, working with acrylics, brush pens and sometimes even crystals on canvas. She loves moments by the sea and spending time with friends. Together with photographer Jan Kwan, she headed to a boathouse and a nearby beach in Hong Kong earlier this month. Between the sand, the heat and the little details of an ordinary beach day, they created a series full of personality, playfulness and that unmistakable feeling of a spontaneous summer day. The post Spontaneous Summer Moments appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Today, a warm welcome to German photographer Daniel Tschitsch, who makes his debut on C-Heads. Together with models Alina Dietrich and Hannah, he stepped out to capture what is easily the best time of the day. He caught that fleeting moment when the light softens into pure gold—a time that never loses its magic and a view you could never, ever tire of. The post Ammersee Afterglow appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Der Rhein. A river that runs through the heart of Europe and through the German city of Cologne. Along its banks, photographer Leonie Braun and jewellery designer Veronika Šola found the setting for Fluvial — a story shaped by movement, texture and permanence. Against river-worn stones, bare skin and simple silhouettes, Veronika’s handcrafted jewellery becomes almost part of the landscape. The post Between Water, Silver and Stone appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

I often say about myself that I am everything and nothing. We’re all walking paradoxes, carrying entire spectrums of contradictions that somehow make peace with each other. Lynx speaks about something similar when she describes the two versions of herself: the one drawn to nature, the sea and a slower rhythm, and the other that finds freedom in performance, sensuality and self-expression — on stage, in the studio and in the city. There is softness and boldness, introspection and confidence, a desire to disappear into nature and, at the same time, to take up space. Perhaps we are never just one thing anyway. The post “I feel like I almost have two versions of myself.” A Moment with Lynx appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

What begins with a sunflower in her mother’s garden returns years later during an afternoon of photographs, music and fading summer light — carrying with it a thought about instinct, memory and the things we are naturally drawn back to. The post A sun in a flower and a field with wisdom appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Yes, self-optimization is having its moment, if you can call it that. The internet is full of instructions on how to become a better version of yourself. Be healthier. Want less. Achieve more. Fix your sleep. Fix your habits. Be yourself — just preferably a slightly more successful, attractive and emotionally balanced version of it. Somewhere inside this endless machinery of improvement sits Becoming A Baddie, the new EP by Norwegian four-piece The Real Jobs. And thankfully, they are not particularly interested in fixing anything. The post The Real Jobs are not here to fix you on their new EP appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

If you’re chronically online, or an avid reader, you may have heard about The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, more specifically about the fig tree analogy. In it, Esther Greenwood, the main character, imagines her future life as a fig tree, each fig representing a possible life: a husband, children, a successful career, travels, education, writing… She sits beneath the tree, unable to choose which fruit to reach for. Eventually, she watches them wrinkle, blacken, and fall to the ground. The post The Fig Tree Analogy or How We’ve Lost the Plot. appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

For photographer Megan San Andrés, summer takes us to Ibiza — into warm light, sun-soaked corners, and the easy rhythm of island days. Together with model Angela of Deva Models, she created a story that feels like one of those long summer afternoons where there is nowhere else to be. The post Memoir appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

“I think an artist and, more importantly, a person never stops growing and learning. So I decided to open up my creativity again and slowly reconnect with the musical roots I’ve always loved. For me, being an artist is about having the freedom to explore, evolve, and play different things, without being limited by a genre.” The post CLTX on Rave Culture, P/NK and Changing Without Losing Yourself appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Reaching back for aughts nostalgia, but clawing into the future, Ireland’s bodydouble have debuted with moxie. In the form of “The Tone,” the duo blast through two minutes and forty-six… The post Ireland’s bodydouble groove deep into the aughts with debut single ‘The Tone’ appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Actress and model Isabella ‘Izzy’ Betwee, represented by Wilhelmina Models, joins photographer Jeffrey Chan in a sunlit Downtown Los Angeles studio for a series built around a ballet and dance-studio concept developed by Izzy herself. The post A Studio Session with Izzy appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Pulling The Fool from a tarot deck is always a small confrontation with fate. The card depicts a figure balanced right at the edge of a cliff, gaze fixed on the sky, a single white rose in hand, about to step off into the abyss. There is no calculation in that movement, no net — only the sublime, terrifying madness of trusting the unwritten. The post Premiere: mokina Steps into the Unknown with “fool” appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

We like to believe that knowing someone by heart means knowing them completely. In a secluded house in Cilento, suspended between pine trees and the endless blue of the sea, photographer Benedetta Norelli caught herself watching her younger sister Caterina not through the blurred lens of childhood, but with the sudden, sharp clarity of an outsider. The post A Stranger by Heart appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Moving into a new space always brings a sense of anticipation—the process of learning how the light falls, getting to know every corner, and seeing possibilities take shape. For photographer João Hazin, his new studio marks the moment his work finally gets the space it deserves. The post The Warmth of a New Place appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Between Warsaw and Paris, Katarzyna Janicz, founder and creative director of MODOPOL, is building a contemporary curated vintage concept rooted in uniqueness, quality, and the stories held within clothing. We caught up with her for 10 questions about fashion, personal style, the freedom of wearing something truly unique, and why opening MODOPOL in Paris felt like closing one circle and opening another. The post A Love for Vintage — 10 Questions for Katarzyna Janicz appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

It took Natrishka almost a year to feel ready for this series with photographer Charles Blouin. Born in Durban, South Africa, she grew up during apartheid, with South Indian heritage on her father’s side and a mother of mixed heritage. The idea for the shoot came during a difficult time in her life. After a breakup and miscarriage, Natrishka found herself struggling with her confidence and comparing herself to other women online. At first, she wanted to recreate the kind of images she saw there — images of women she thought were desired in a way she wasn't. The post In Her Own Skin appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Good timing is everything, but for Juan Hansen, it’s all about the right frequency: his debut album Ultrasonido is finally out in the world. The Argentinian artist has spent years moving, experimenting, playing, and allowing his sound to evolve along the way. The result is a little gem of a debut — wonderfully varied, shifting between moods and energies, made for the dancefloor but just as fitting for a road trip, a late summer afternoon, or simply getting lost in your own thoughts. The post “With More Heart Than Head” — A Conversation with Juan Hansen on His Debut Album appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

The sun comes late here. On a hill somewhere in France, its last warm rays fall across an old house, summer flowers and Gabby. The Polish model, always in search of a little everyday magic, joined photographer Alice Kate Rose to create Le Soleil Français, meaning “French Sun,”. A story somewhere between reality and imagination, where love, secrets and the passage of time find their place. The post Le Soleil Français appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

What happens to our dreams of the future when the future itself becomes harder to imagine? Perhaps we simply begin to imagine differently. Less in grand promises and perfect worlds and more in fragments: a place we would like to return to, a person we hope will still be there, a version of ourselves we haven’t met yet. The future has always been partly fiction anyway — something built from memory, longing and whatever we choose to believe might still be possible. The post Premiere: Between What Was and What Might Be – The Fourth Wall’s Memories of the Future appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Two kisses are not just two kisses. They are the moment when two people truly see and recognize each other, when for a moment, they understand something in one another. That strange and beautiful feeling of finding something familiar in someone you are only just beginning to know. Dos Besos, a new short film directed by Alexan Films and starring Valentina Ferrari D’Agostini and Alessandro Egger, is an ode to the essence of life: love. To romance, longing, and that inexplicable pull that happens when two people find each other. The post Dos Besos – A Love Story at Lake Como appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

A warm welcome to Nadja Pjanovic, who stepped in front of the camera for her first professional shoot with C-Heads in Prague. And what can we say — we are completely enchanted by the result. There is something almost fairytale-like about these images, soft and dreamlike, telling like a little story of their own. The post Nadja, Apples and a Summer Day appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

The two sisters – who jointly comprise the British electro-alt-rock duo ALT BLK ERA and are kind of hilarious – are riding high on a wave that according to them precedes their own band, and hopefully will outlive it as well. Pulling from a diverse pool of influences that ranges from Rico Nasty to Slipknot, the two have honed in on a sound that Nyrobi describes as, “rock, but drum and bass, pop.” The post Behind the scenes with ALT BLK ERA at Budapest’s Sziget Festival appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

There is something about hotel rooms that makes everything feel a little more intimate. Away from the routines of home, the outside world feels a little further away, and even the smallest moments begin to feel different. Photographed in black and white by Manfredi Martorana in an Amsterdam hotel room, Room Service follows Inna Light through a day of coffee, work, bare skin, reflections in the bathroom mirror, and time spent by the window. The post Room Service appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

“I am happy, I am where I’m supposed to be and I never thought I would get here all by myself.” For Roxy Fox, life on her finca is many things at once. It is sun, animals, nature and the freedom of having built a home of her own. But behind the beautiful simplicity of these images is also a life that asks a lot of her. The post Her Little World appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

For Meriç, nature has always been closely connected to the way he sees and photographs the world. Open landscapes, wildflowers, coastlines and the changing light continually find their way into his work. “Nature has always held a central place in my life and visual language. It feels like an endless source of inspiration, an ever-changing space where new ideas continue to emerge.” The post Summer in Durusu appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

For yet another year, Outside Lands blessed Golden Gate Park with an electric weekend. For many San Francisco natives, it’s an escape they look forward to every single year. Outside Lands has long been a festival where people of all ages come to create memories with friends, family, or even alone. The post Memories Between the Stages — Outside Lands 2026 appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Gabriela is a Colombian actress living in New York. She delivers painful truths through bad jokes, which makes her exactly the person I would ask for advice. We met two years ago. Since then, cities, jobs, mistakes and a few broken hearts have passed through our lives. So we asked: What comes after love? The post WHAT COMES AFTER LOVE? appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

The thought that we are all like one big ocean, constantly creating waves for each other, is a beautiful one. That each of us adds something to the movement, and that the waves we create eventually reach someone else. We see it in the small things — in our families, our relationships, in the way our moods, personalities, words and actions affect the people around us — and, in the end, on a much larger scale too. “Everything we send out creates some kind of movement in somebody else,” says Tina Dico. And this is also at the heart of her new single Surfing: the idea that we are all connected, riding each other’s energies while trying to keep our own balance. The post The Waves Between Us — Tina Dico on Her New Single, Connection and a Changing World appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

WHO Ibiza is an immersive evening experience at the historic Teatro Pereyra, bringing together live performance, theatre, acrobatics, music and fine dining. Running throughout the summer season, the night gradually shifts from stage to dance floor, with WHO Nights carrying the experience into the early hours. For this series, photographer Victoria GEE takes us behind the scenes, into the moments before the lights go up. The post Off Stage — Behind the Scenes at WHO Ibiza appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Waking up. Not reaching for the phone first. Inhale. Catch the thoughts like a passing cloud. Smile. Be thankful. Welcome the day. Enjoy this wonderful series starring Kseniia of Castaway Model Management, photographed by Kasia Sasinowska. The post A Morning with Kseniia appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

What remains of a person, a place, a shared moment once time has passed? In What Remains, Yael Cohen reflects on the fragile nature of memory — how photographs hold on to moments, how places preserve traces of the people who once filled them, and how remembering itself changes with time. A deeply personal essay about memory, absence, and the ways in which people remain part of us. The post What Remains appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

For this edition, we step into the world of Emi Trnka, a classically trained pianist, singer, producer, and songwriter based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Her new single, U Don’t Know, explores the disappointment of not being truly seen by someone and the space between what we imagine and what reality becomes. The post An artist´s life.” The stories of the people behind the art #32 Emi Trnka appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Lake Constance stretches for 63 kilometres along the foothills of the Alps, touching Germany, Austria and Switzerland. On summer days, its blue seems to go on forever, framed by distant mountains, little harbours and boats drifting somewhere between one shore and the next. On one of those days, photographer Tim Schiemann, model Annika Koser and a crew of close friends set sail from Langenargen on a beautiful old wooden yacht. There was no big plan behind it, just a day on the water and the idea of making the most of summer. The post Where the Wind Led Us appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Polish-born Jagoda Łętowska is a creative at heart, moving naturally between both sides of the camera. Alongside her work as a model, she is the creator of moodline, where she brings together content production, branding and product photography to create story-driven visuals for brands. The post Just Jagoda appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Nestled among the rolling hills of Basel-Landschaft, at the foot of Switzerland's Jura Mountains, Between Mountains isn't interested in musical categories. Contemporary classical music, ambient electronics, techno, improvisation and chamber music exist here without hierarchy, allowing artists and audiences alike to move freely between genres, landscapes and ways of listening. The post Between Mountains Festival – The Art of Deep Listening appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.

Road trips have a way of turning the journey into the destination. Photographer Maria Kn recently spent two weeks crossing Austria, Italy, Croatia, Slovenia and the Czech Republic, capturing the spirit of a European summer along the way. What began as a drive from Berlin to a friend's wedding in Croatia soon evolved into a photographic diary of mountain roads, hidden swimming spots, roadside views and the beautiful discoveries found between one destination and the next. The post A Road Trip Through a European Summer appeared first on C-Heads Magazine.