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During a walk, Jana and Natascha surprise a man sawing up park trees. The stranger manages to escape. Jana and Cem take up guard in a tree house. Cem's unusual affection for her irritates Jana. Is Cem in love with her? For three days there is no trace of the stranger, but then he comes into view on Jana's video camera. But the man notices Jana and snatches the camera from her. The Pfefferkörner find out that the tree slasher has been active for years and is using the neighboring villas to get a clear view of the Elbe. Cem creates a sketch based on Jana's description...

surreal influence

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Gunnar Tufta combines artificiality and natural beauty in this Schön! online editorial. Stylist Danielle Rees adorns mannequins and faceless figures in Ashish, Gucci and Agent Provocateur, creating images that are full of life but devoid of humanity. Make up artist Maria Comparetto draws on futuristic influences, contrasting with the model’s nostalgic and peaceful surroundings. This Schön! online editorial was produced by Photography / Gunnar TuftaStyling / Danielle Rees Hair / Dom Capel @ Gingersnap creative using Sebastian Professional Make-Up / Maria Comparetto @ Emma Davies Agency using MAC Cosmetics Assistant / Alfio SambatarModel / Anastasiya @ M+P models       Discover the latest issue of Schön!. Now available in print, as an ebook, online and on any mobile device.

young blush

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In this Schön! exclusive online editorial, photographer Mirja Zentgraf gets up close and personal with models Ava & Maria. Make up artist Franziska Wilke uses an array of pale pinks from MAC Cosmetics. These tones are accentuated by the forest green background, creating a delicate and feminine feel. This Schön! online editorial was produced by Photography / Mirja Zentgraf Hair & Make-Up / Franziska Wilke & Anne-Marie Wittchen Models / Ava & Maria @ IZAIO Management       Discover the latest issue of Schön!. Now available in print, as an ebook, online and on any mobile device.

interview | kiesza

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It’s been a whirlwind couple of years for Kiesza. While the explosive success of Hideaway is merely the tip of the talent iceberg hiding underneath, its quarter of a billion views certainly cemented her status as the world’s favourite dance artist of 2014. As the Canadian singer-songwriter-dancer winds her way around

In ‘Hanging on the Telephone’, rapper and multi-talent Kris Wu, also reveals his emotional, multi-faceted, acting ability. Documented by Bil Brown in powerful black and white imagery, Wu presents this series of Prada looks with styling by Mai-Hai Chu.

You've been working as an artist for thirty years: first as a musician, then a writer, and then a photographer. How is this reflected in your photographic style?
Music is an emotional intelligence; at their best, writers have to develop a way of looking at things with an eye to different perspectives, and explain it in a simple way. I think a photographer covers both of these things, and I often use music and writing to influence my stories.

You were born and grew up in the USA, but you lived for some time in Prague. Two quite different worlds. To what degree has this influenced you?
I will always have a close relationship with Prague, and really Europe in general. Also, living and working in a country that, at the time, was still just abandoning closed market ideals and entering into a more global market, gave me a strong understanding of the actual impact of visual communication. What you put out there can literally change culture. I try to find the poetic truth of something, even if it’s just a portrait session.

Now you have produced a photo series with Kris Wu, the Chinese-Canadian hip-hop singer, actor and model. What was special during the photo shoot?
It was a lot more laid back than I had expected. Honestly, although I had heard of Kris through the grapevine of fashion, I didn’t expect him to be as chill as he was. In China he is quite the attraction; a sort of Chinese Brad Pitt for his generation. In LA, it wasn’t as typical because not as many people know him. Though, I may be wrong. I was driving past Chinatown in Los Angeles the other day, and saw Kris’s face on a billboard; so maybe I am just naive about his celebrity. Which is fine. Perfect even. I felt it was a gift. He had a lot of input on how he