Edward wears navy velvet suit jacket, navy wool roundneck knit, black leather trousers and silver G-Timeless collection watch all by Gucci

Edward wears black leather trousers and black fisherman’s hat both by Gucci

Edward wears brown leather shirt and ochre wool trousers both by Gucci

Edward wears cream felted wool peacoat, grey wool knit, brown suit trousers and black fisherman’s hat all by Gucci

Edward wears black wool mix peacoat, black wool suit trousers and black fisherman’s hat all by Gucci

Photographer: Nick Haddow

Fashion Editor: Andrew Davis

Hair: Ken O’Rourke at Streeters

Make Up: Tania Grier using Chanel Le Lift Serum and A/W 2014

Digital Operator: Sofie Gynning

Photographic Assistance: Samuel Hearn and Skye Cooper-Barr

Fashion Assistance: Sam Carder and Itunu Oke

Model: Edward Wilding at Storm Model Management

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Clear plastic coat by Martine Rose, black and white checked trousers by Alan Taylor and white leather and black striped trainers by Adidas

Guerrino wears burgundy satin 2-button coat, greay embroidered t-shirt and black lambskin trainers all by Lanvin and grey wool oversized trousers by Alan Taylor

Orange knitted jumper, grey plastic Paddington coat and grey oversize cotton trousers all by Topman Design and brown leather boots by Coach

Guerrino wears navy cotton structured coat, black and tan cotton shirt, red cotton suit trousers, black leather belt and black leather trainers all by Prada

Purple neoprene church print coat with fur detail, navy cashmere jumper with fur detail, navy cashmere jumper and grey knitted gloves all by Dolce and Gabbana

Grey wool embroidered coat by Paul Smith and grey wool knitted balaclava by Dolce and Gabbana 

Black wool and cashmere striped embroidered overcoat, black wool and cashmere embroidered overcoat (draped over box), white cotton shirt, anthracite grey pinstripe trousers and white suede trainers all by Dior Homme and black netted vest by Natalie Kay

Black and white shearling collarless coat (worn inside out), gold silk shirt, black wool trousers and black brown leather boots all by Alexander McQueen

Grey wool overcoat, black wool gilet and black wool trousers all by Cerruti 1881 available from matchesfashion.com and black leather and silver belt by Diesel

Black raglan sleeve car coat, black raglan  sleeve pea coat, black broken stripe jumper and black leather trousers all by Alexander Wang

Navy wool coat (worn inside out) and navy wool trousers both by Louis Vuitton and grey bunny bounce boots by Raf Simons x Adidas

Photographer: Dusan Reljin

Fashion Editor: Andrew Davis

Grooming: Daniel Kolaric using MAC cosmetics and Bumble and Bumble Haircare

Set Design: Alun Davies at Factory using Dulux Paint

Casting: Nic Burns at Star and Co.

Digital Operator: Casey Showalter

Photographer’s Assistant: Nathan Jenkins

Fashion Assistance: Sam Carder and Itunu Oke

Grooming Assistance: Kiri Mellalieu

Set Design Assistance: Max Barnett

Model: Guerrino and Models 1

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Kenzo Men’s Writing Print Knitted Jumperat oki-ni
Comme des Garcons SHIRT Men’s Mickey Mouse Print Shorts at oki-ni
Nike Men’s Air Up 2014 QS Sneakers at oki-ni

Paul Smith Men’s Boucle Bomber Jacket at oki-ni
Jil Sander Men’s Printed Craigt Shorts
Rick Owens x adidas Sneakers at oki-ni

Kenzo Men’s Writing Print Knitted Jumper at oki-ni
Eastpak x Nicomede Talavera Leather Backpack at oki-ni
Gosha Rubchinskiy Mens All-Over Print Denim Jacket at oki-ni
Kenzo Men’s Ring-Pull Necklace at oki-ni

Eastpak x Nicomede Talavera Leather Backpack at oki-ni
Gosha Rubchinskiy Mens All-Over Denim Jacket at oki-ni
Gosha Rubchinskiy Mens All-Over Print Denim Trousers at oki-ni
Lanvin Men’s Patent Toe Cap Basket Sneakers at oki-ni

LEFT: Alexander Wang Mens Mesh T-Shirt at oki-ni
Raf Simons Men’s Cardigan at oki-ni
Stone Island Men’s Camo Print Cargo Shorts at oki-ni
Raf Simons Men’s Panelled Running Sneakers at oki-ni

RGHT: Kenzo Men’s Sketch Print Bomber Jacket at oki-ni
Rick Owens Men’s Pocket Biker Shirt at oki-ni
Bernhard Willhelm Mens Embroidered Shorts at oki-ni
Rick Owens x adidas Sneakers at oki-ni

LEFT: Alexander Wang Mens Acid Embossed Leather Jacket at oki-ni
Agi & Sam Men’s Dot Pleated Shorts at oki-ni
Lanvin Men’s Running Sneakers at oki-ni

RIGHT: Raf Simons Men’s Perforated Parka at oki-ni
Raf Simons Men’s Oversized Embroidered Flower T-shirt at oki-ni
Raf Simons Men’s Knee Length Shorts at oki-ni
Raf Simons Men’s Hi Top Fashion Sneaker at oki-ni

LEFT: Gosha Rubchinskiy Men’s Long Sleeve Printed V2 T-Shirt at oki-ni
Jil Sander Men’s Black Carl cropped sport Trousers
adidas x Raf Simons Men’s Bounce Sneakers at oki-ni
RIGHT: Christopher Raeburn Men’s Mesh Sleeve Sweatshirt at oki-ni
Umit Benan Mens Low Crotch Trousers at oki-ni
Reebok Men’s AO Pump Tongue Sneakers at oki-ni

Styling: Andrew Davis
Photography: Ryan Barrett
Art Direction: Andrew Davis in collaboration with oki-ni
Grooming: Lee Machin at Carens
Model: Hamish at NEXT London
Digital Operator: Chris Rhodes
Styling Assistants: Sam Carder and Itunu Oke

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This Spring, River Island’s Design Forum initiative has partnered with Joseph Turvey, the young British menswear designer loved for his weird, cute illustrations and unexpected fabrications. The range is heavy on pink camouflage and beanies proclaiming Joseph Turvey, so it’s clear who’s gang you’re in, teamed with more restrained grey marl pieces and fitted tracksuit shapes.. We grabbed Joseph to talk camo, B-Boys, and what it’s like entering the world of River Island.

If pink camouflage were to magically gain a voice, what would it say?

WEAR ME!

Could you talk a bit about how planet B-Boy inspired the collection?

I have loved the work of Jamel Shabazz for a long time and had recently watched Planet B-boy before my first meeting with River Island. I loved the energy and silhouettes of the clothing and I knew I wanted to try and capture this into the collection. The fabrics were tailored to sportswear with neoprene and jersey but we added some intarsia knits and rubber to enhance textures and prints.

What were you thinking about for your own AW14 season?

For the coming season I wanted to experiment with the placements of my prints and use different techniques to enhance digital print. Mixing digital and hand techniques is something that really interests me and this is something I really wanted to capture within the collection.

Who would you most like to see wearing your clothes?

Solange. She wears prints and colours so effortlessly. Also loving King Krule.

Did you have to adapt your design mentality for the high street? Was it exciting working with such a big company?

I wanted to have a collection that wouldn’t alienate my customer or the River Island customer. It was a fun and different way to approach design with more “rules” than I would usually set for my own collections. It was very daunting at first to work with such a big team but I came to realise that everyone is just as excited about the collection as you are and we all want the final outcome to be the best it can be. It’s been an amazing year of my life.

The 16 piece collection will be available to buy in selected stores and online from the end of February 2014.

Photographer Jeff Hahn
Fashion Editor Andrew Davis 
Words Jack Sunnucks

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Scoobie line jumper by SIBLING

Navy leather suit jacket by DIOR HOMME, grey pleated jersey jogging bottoms by EMPORIO ARMANI, white leather strap shoes by ALEXANDER MCQUEEN and floral socks by HAPPY SOCKS

Black floral print jersey vest by RIVER ISLAND

Black and white jumper by NEIL BARRETT and black and white cotton shorts and trainers both by MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

Black and white print jacket, shorts, black socks and black leather shoes all by JIL SANDER

Multi new wave embroidered souvenir pullover by 3.1 PHILLIP LIM

Stripe foil multi coloured vest and black and white textured trousers both by LANVIN and black studded boots by MIU MIU

Long sleeved multi floral silk shirt by PRADA, floral silk T-shirt and multi coloured floral shorts both by CHRISTOPHER SHANNON, black and orange trainers by MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN and purple floral socks by HAPPY SOCKS

Photographer Joost Vandebrug
Fashion Editor Andrew Davis
Grooming Daniel Kolaric using Chanel Le Lift and S 2014 and Bumble and Bumble
Fashion Assistance  Sam Carder and Aimee Knight
Models Jacob at Models 1, Greg at Tomorrow is another day and Tyler at PRM

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Suki Waterhouse is full of flu and, as she admits to Rollacoaster on the day of her cover shoot, is “at the her most vulnerable. Ask me anything, I’ll probably tell you the truth,” she says. Does this mean she’ll finally talk to the press about her relationship with fellow actor Bradley Cooper? “Oh god, probably. Journalists have given up even trying. But go on, then.” (Earlier that day, Waterhouse is overheard whispering relationship mantra “treat ‘em mean, keep ‘em keen,” after receiving a text from Cooper. “You have to give it an hour or so before answering…”).

Things didn’t get any less strange in the half an hour I spent chatting to the London-born model and big screen hope. We careen everywhere from her adolescence, which was spent on Burberry sets as the brand’s ash blonde avatar rather than at sixth form college, to her biggest film role to date alongside the likes of Lily Collins and Sam Claflin in US rom com, Love, Rosie – out later this year. Before it wraps, she promised to send me some of the music she’s started to make, and ten minutes later a track called “Leopard on the Run” drops into my inbox (think Sky Ferreira-meets-The Cardigans; smooth synth-pop. It’s great.). Here’s how things unfolded.

How was today?

Yes, great. Someone coughed in my face on the plane earlier, though.

You just shot a campaign for Italian shoe brand Superga. What else were you in LA for?

I had lots of meetings for film projects I’m doing. I got offered something and I can’t do it, because I don’t have a bloody acting Visa. You have one for modelling and a separate one for acting, apparently. I can’t really talk about it, but it was a TV show part.

I’ve always wondered how models deal with seeing their faces on billboards. How do you digest something like that?

It’s good, but I’m pretty hard on myself. I’m never over the moon about it, or anything. I’m always more focused on what I’m not doing and should be doing, rather than what’s actually happening. I’m always asking: ‘What do I need to do now?’ I don’t really feel like I’m fulfilled yet, in my career. I probably never will be.

What is fulfilment for you? Is it making a fun new film like Love, Rosie, or pursuing other passions of yours, like photography?

To be honest with you, taking pictures is like a fun hobby. I’m doing an exhibition in LA called Girl With A Gun soon – but it’s not like I want to be a professional photographer.

Who are your favourite photographers?

Sally Mann. She’s the bomb. I really like James Kelly’s work, too. I don’t know if you know him, but he takes pictures of bums in LA.

Let’s talk about your modelling career. You were scouted in a bar when you were 16, right?

It was in a club on Oxford Street. I was out and shouldn’t have been, really. Someone asked me and I thought about it for like a year. It was only really when I signed to (modelling agency) Next that I started taking it seriously. I just felt comfortable with them, and they nurtured me into it. I was so lucky, because I got to train with Sarah Leon. She’s an amazing agent and got me some early special bookings. We hit it off – I was quite lucky. After that, I just stopped going to college. They charged my parents loads of tuition fees still, and they weren’t very happy.

You had a small part in TV show Material Girl in 2010 – your first appearance as a screen actress. How did it come about?

When I was younger, I was all about stage stuff – I was a theatre enthusiast; crazy for it.

Material Girl came about was when I was still modelling – one of the agents knew a casting director for the show, and I went in for it. It was seriously embarrassing that part, I don’t even remember it that well. I just filmed a small part in a Cameron Crowe movie. I’m a nurse in it, and got to dance to Grace Jones’ “Love Is The Drug”. It was an awesome experience.

Tell me about your role in Love, Rosie – it’s easily your biggest to date.

When I started modelling, I was young and sort of a bit reckless – I wanted to make money and didn’t really care about anything else. Now I’m far more settled, and acting has become really important to me again. In …Rosie, I’m the one who gets in between Lily Collins and Sam – a kind of poison dart in the love story.

I hear Sam Claflin is a fun character off set. Are the rumours true?

He’s absolutely hilarious – so comfortable in himself.  The bits with him were the easiest to play, for sure.

You filmed the whole thing in Dublin. Did you have any insane nights out with the cast?

I did, actually. We all went out one night and got in at six, only to forget we had a flight to catch. My driver woke me up like half an hour after we got back.

Tell me about the music you make.

I’ve been working with two producers:  Jake Gosling in London and Matt Squire in LA. It’s fucking great, but it’s going to be a long process before I put anything out. I don’t know if I will for a while – but I’ll send you some tracks.

Will you and Bradley release a song together? How did you meet?

I met him at the Elle Style Awards in London last year. We were introduced and hit it off almost immediately. We were dancing at the after-party, and he asked me if I fancied going to a club.

Anyone who’s seen American Hustle knows how good Bradley’s d-floor skills are. Was he true to form that night? Where did he take you?

We went to Cirque le Soir in London – and he’s a ridiculously good dancer, yes. But I’m a serious dancer too, so I don’t know if I was fully concentrating on that. We make a pretty good duo, though.

I’ve heard you rarely talk about your relationship to journalists…

Yes, I never get asked about it, because they all think I’m not going to answer them. I blame the guy that coughed in my face, frankly.

Fashion: Andrew Davis

Photography: Nick Haddow

Words : Jack Mills

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The cover star of our September issue revealed! And it’s Game of Thrones’ Kit Harington, who plays brooding man of the Night’s Watch, Jon Snow.

The Autumn issue of Wonderland comes out on 5th September at WH Smith and all good newsstands. Subscribe here.

Photographer Cuneyt Akeroglu
Fashion Editor Andrew Davis 
Grooming Kelly Cornwell

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Rollacoaster, our sister magazine, has just relaunched their website – and to celebrate, they’ve kindly sent us their latest fashion film, Fabric. Styled by Creative Director Andrew Davis and directed by Rhys Frampton, the denim-centric video stars several of our favourite new faces – Joshua from AMCK, Declan from AMCK and FM’s Sylvester Ulv (last spotted in our Wonderlust column).

Enjoy the film – and when you’re done, make sure you check out our preview of the best images and editorials from the latest issue here.

The Summer 2013 issue of Rollacoaster, featuring Tinie Tempah, is out now.  Head to rollacoaster.tv for more.

Director: Rhys Frampton
Fashion director: Andrew Davis
Camera operator: Dean Alexander
Editors: Dean Alexander and Adam Fitch

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This June, Rollacoaster delves Pog-first into the hedonistic, baggy-eyed and gloriously chic world of the nineties. From TLC-inspired new Roc Nation signee Arlissa and Britpop-esque The 1975 to Ashley Williams’ newest teddy bear-shaped creation and a sneaky-peek inside the studios of some of London Collections: Men’s most anticipated designers, it’s an action packed time warp. Also along for the ride is intrepid, Olympics-closing rap-pop cover star Tinie Tempah, and a clasp of some of Hollywood’s freshest new faces. This, plus the kind of autumn/winter fashion dreams are made of. Hop on.

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“I talked to President Obama about extraterrestrials. He said he could neither confirm nor deny the existence of aliens, which means they’re real. If people think we’re the only people that live in this universe, then something is wrong with them.”

Today, Jaden’s engulfed in a metallic jacket. It’s like the kind of tinfoil space blanket you’d wear, fatigued, after completing a marathon. But he’s exuberant. He runs about the studio with his friend and former Hannah Montana actor, Moises Arias, who takes photos of Jaden posing in an oversized hat.

For his Wonderland interview, the door opens and a wall of his entourage parts to reveal Jaden on a skateboard, cruising towards the table. He stops the board just in time to avoid a crash. “Did you see that?” he asks, referring to the skating trick. “What I just did under the chair? I can’t demonstrate it. But it was cool. Really cool.”

Cool, it soon transpires, is Jaden’s favourite word. The Cool Café: CoolTape Volume 1, is his debut hip-hop collection, recorded in his LA home studio last year, with the help of Kid Cudi. One of its songs, ‘The Coolest‘, is Jaden’s ode to “the coolest and the smoothest and the crudest and the rudest and the stupid kids,” rapped in a laconic drawl, like the Fresh Prince gone groggy.

“I try to go for the trippy vocals, the trippy sounds, because that’s what really makes a production, you know what I mean?” he says. “I was going for that kind of lo-fi sound, so I could show people that I don’t need big budgets and that it’s serious – we’re rapping and it’s not a game. The movement, and everything, it’s actually real. We’re serious about it.”

“That’s the type of artist I am. I let it flow out the way it’s going to flow out, and I don’t care what people are going to think about it. It’s really like a journey into my life – if you listen and pay attention to the lyrics. People like to hear honest things and that’s what really makes an artist. if you’re lying, you can disconnect from the story, and if you disconnect from the story then people won’t like you any more.”

Talk soon turns to his next trip to the Cool Café. he’s keeping coy about Volume 2, which he’s currently working on.

“Nobody was expecting CoolTape Volume 1, so absolutely nobody is expecting CoolTape Volume 2. Like, you have no idea what I’m going to do. You don’t even understand.”

He does reveal, though, that it will feature his hair-whipping, rapper-singer sister Willow. “It’s really fun working with her because she kind of gets my vision.”

Of course, the Smiths have always kept it in the family. Jaden, born in 1998, appeared on screen before he was even born: Will’s video for ‘Just The Two Of Us‘ features an expectant Jada, lying on a sofa, stroking her bump.

Jaden remembers asking his dad why people screamed his name, although he struggles to think of a time when he wasn’t aware of Will’s global fame. “I saw his first movie when I was one,” he says. “I mean, I went to premieres before I could talk. I’m really happy and fortunate, and thankful that I can get brought up in a family as lucky as mine.”

The Smiths are back on screen this summer. After Earth finds Jaden starring alongside his dad for the first time since his acting debut in 2006’s In Pursuit of Happiness. Filming for After Earth took them to Costa Rica, Utah and northern California.

“It’s basically about a thousand years after earth and people travel to the future to a planet called Nova Prime and then…” he emits a long sigh. “My dad in the movie is like the biggest soldier of all time and I’m his son – so kind of how it is in real life. We crash-land on Earth and we have to figure out this whole situation.”

Before saving the world, he’s got a spring line to launch. MSFtS (pronounced Misfits) is the label Jaden set up with Moises and Mateo Arias, with the designs inspired by their skating.

“It’s kind of just black on black. We all really like black, so almost everything in the line is black. Some would call it street goth. I would say it’s a fashion-forward street brand.

“I want it to be as big as possible, an all over the world thing. Because everybody can be a misfit. It’s not just a clique. People ask me if they can be misfits all the time. But everybody is a misfit.” Why’s everybody a misfit? I ask.

“I mean, they’re a misfit because they’re different. You’d have to ask them.” Do you ever feel like a misfit?

There’s a long silence.

“Every. Single. Second of my existence,” he sighs.

In what ways are you a misfit? “I’m always not following the rules, breaking stuff, running all over the place, trying to kickflip, like, just crazy things. You’d have to hang out with me for a day to see.”

He’s in london to open for his best mate, Justin Bieber, at the O2 arena and two shows in, he’s experienced the force of his fans. “They go crazy every time we put on a hype track. It’s awesome.”

But it’s a tour that has become infamous following Bieber’s peculiar behaviour: prowling shirtless through chilly London, arriving on stage two hours late, a hospitalisation suffering from breathing difficulties and scuffles with the paparazzi.

Worst of all was the evening that will now be referred to as “Bieber’s botched birthday”. The Canadian star’s 19th celebrations were scuppered when his friends were turned away from the Cirque du Soir club. But Jaden missed out on all the controversy-courting shenanigans, he says.

“I went to his hotel. I gave him his Cartier. And then I went to see Kanye West perform,” he says. “I got him the Love Bangle, not the watch. It cut him, but yeah, he thought it was cool.”

During the same trip he’s been photographed with Kylie Jenner, Kim Kardashian’s half-sister, on dates in Café Nero, with will providing the chaperone services. But you’ll have to wait for the next mixtape to find out what’s really going on, though.

“I was in LA, we were all hanging out. Then I went to New York and she came too, and then she came here and surprised me, so that’s pretty baller. She’s one of my best friends. It’s pretty awesome.”

He talks about his plans for the next few months, which include “hanging out, finishing the CoolTape Volume Two, maybe going to Italy, and yeah, just coolin’ it.” And with that, he grabs his skateboard and coolly glides away. School, it seems, is very much out.

Image 1: Jaden wears T-shirt by KTZ, cap by Thrasher and bracelet, Jaden’s own
Image 2: Jaden wears black neoprene jumper by Katie Eary, black hooded top by MFSTSREP, black denim jeans by Monkee Genes and ring Jaden’s own.

Words: Paul Smith
Styling: Andrew Davis
Images: Rory van Millingen

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