Liz Von Hoene's whimsical outlook on life is often captured in her images. So when Refinery29 asked her to photograph her new normal, the challenge was to find silver-lining moments during a time when there’s so much uncertainty in the world. Von Hoene documented simple luxuries: coffee in bed on Saturday mornings, outdoor movie nights, family yoga in the living room, and lazy afternoons outside (in which she discovered that four-leaf clovers really do exist). It’s not about being the perfect mom, the perfect partner, or having the perfect routine: it’s about experiencing little bursts of joy amid the chaos, seeing the magic within the mundane.  With three recent campaigns under her belt, Liz Von Hoene is ready to provide safe and creative solutions for your next project. 

A woman of many talents, Yety Akinola is a stylist, fashion editor, and costume designer. Originally from London with West African roots, she began her career in menswear at MR PORTER before adding womenswear to her repertoire at Cosmopolitan magazine. Soon moving onto editorialized advertising, commercials and fashion campaigns; while assisting Allure Creative Director, Paul Cavaco. Yety isn’t afraid to experiment with patterns and incorporate unexpected clashes of colors, textures and shapes. Inspired by her heritage, abstract art and love of art films; she always aims to craft a compelling narrative with her work. Curating unique and dynamic stories through both her print and motion collaborations. She currently splits her time between  New York, Los Angeles and London. Prior Collaborators: Adidas, American Eagle, Harper's Bazaar, Ikea, Macy's, NBC, Netflix, Nike, Vogue

At a time when international travel isn’t an option, we’re leaning on husband and wife duo Paola + Murray to take us on virtual vacation. Their latest work for Travel & Leisure magazine captures the vibrant shades and cultural richness of the Puglia. Skilled at shooting a variety of subjects, their work allows us to truly eat with our eyes. Showcasing not only mouthwatering cuisine, but also regional vistas, colorful characters, and architecture that blends rich history with modernity. 

Kai and Sunny win an award in the Applied Arts Magazine Desing Annual. They won for the cover of The Speed of Falling Objects by Nancy Richardson Fischer. Art direction by Gigi Lau. 

Photographer Magnus Mårding captures architect Andreas Martin-Löf's own apartment, in a restored 1936 building, for The Wall Street Journal.

Mcbess is a French illustrator currently living in London. His illustrations often center on a surrealist world full of musical and food references. He is inspired by old cartoons, contemporary shapes, symbols and type. He is the third member of Doods in Berlin and a musician in a band, The Dead Pirates. Prior collaborators include: Guinness, Nike, Jack Daniel, Converse, Mercedes-Benz, and Ray Ban.