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ODDA 16 ‘Mainstream World’
Spring/Summer 2019

ODDA 16 takes you away in a world of sensations where we interrogate the meaning of mainstream. You have the chance to hear different stories of people who realized their dreams, or who are pursuing them now as we speak. Young talents who have a massive following and influence online, but in truth are still figuring out who they are and what they want to do. Everyone has their own view and take on what is inspiring, what makes it interesting is how this stimulus translates into creativity and self-expression.

Therefore, we have chosen those people who provide a fresh approach on the industry, those who step forward, inspire and make dreams happen: Carmen Electra with her timeless beauty, James Goldstein and his iconic Goldstein residence, tastemakers such as Noah Cyrus and Saweetie, artistic talents Leo Rydell Jost and Byun Dae-Yong Do, and contemporary designers Tory Burch and Marco Panconesi just to name a few…

We also included a special feature named Sons of LA, in which past and future blends in the story of ‘celebrity-kids’ such as Dylan Jagger Lee, Kailand Morris and Miles Richie. In collaboration with videographer Paul Herrmann, a series of intimate points of views has been created of the young talents by asking them: ‘What’s mainstream for you?’ which can be found on ODDA’s socials.

Succeeding Sigourney Weaver, we have chosen to feature Adwoa Aboah on all three covers for our 16th issue. Who better to invite readers to discover the protagonists in the ‘Mainstream World’ than someone who constantly pushes boundaries and strives to turn her achievements into something meaningful. One of these examples is her personal initiative Gurls Talk where she offers a safe haven for women that face personal difficulties.

With her straightforward personality, Adwoa Aboah can be admired in three different looks, wearing Prada, GCDS and Gucci, shot by Louie Banks and styled by Georgia Tal. On each cover, she is represented as an unstoppable force with the ability to move people in the right direction.

ODDA 15 ‘Looking Forward’
Fall/Winter 2018-19

ODDA 15 represents a new wave connected to the magazine’s own key codes. A step forward and a crucial part of our short editorial plight.
Through this issue, we do pursue to push for personality and people connected with passions; those who are eager and looking at the next chapter in their lives and careers.

For this reason, this issue speaks to dreams, projects, rights, and tackles the daily lives of each individual portrayed by photographers, creatives and talents; thus making us feel a part of their universe and creative aura. We believe in the importance of keeping always the past in mind, to generate a present full of inspiration for the future to come.

ODDA 15 marks a turning point for the magazine not only when it comes to design, layout and content distribution, but also in personalities featured. After launching several covers issue by issue portraying special stories and celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, Sharon Stone or Joan Collins; this time is actress Sigourney Weaver who takes over the magazine by starring the three covers of the ‘Looking Forward’ issue.

Dressed in Calvin Klein 205W39NYC, GCDS and Mulberry, the iconic actress and forever young soul becomes the single protagonist for the very first time in the magazine.
Shot by Jens Ingvarsson and styled by Fashion Director Georgia Tal in New York under the Creative Direction of David Martin, Sigourney is a clear example of what ‘Looking Forward’ means for the magazine and what it wants to convey by representing many of its codes through an untouchable career that has been alive for decades and has touched many souls in every film. Mrs. Weaver also opens up in a close and intimate catch-up with Editor at LargeJessica Michault and speaks about herself, her family, plans on the horizon and how the cinema industry is like from the inside.
A non conventional chance of getting to know such a big name with leaves the reader with a sweet taste of “impossible is nothing,” a lifelong motto.

ODDA 14 ‘Queen Be’
Spring/Summer 2018

ODDA 14 ‘Queen Be’ S/S 2018 issue, the 6th-year one for the NY-based publication, speaks out to WHO you are and invites its readers across the globe to get rid of each and every bad vibe, prejudice as well as any socially established and inherited tag whatsoever. A celebration of empowerment as well as an invitation to ‘BE'(ing) yourself and not feeling afraid for that. At all.

With six covers, ODDA 14 features Kim Kardashian West in total Fendi shot by Sita Abellán, Sharon Stone in Mulberry shot by Cameron Postforoosh, Valentina Sampaio in a Versace total look shot by Diego Villarreal, Jordan Barrett in a semi-nude shot by Alana O’ Herlihy, Arjen Talsma & Valery Kaufman in Prada shot by Raúl Hidalgo, and finally Dakota Lohan in Faith Connexion shot by his sister Lindsay Lohan.

ODDA 13 ‘Be Major’
Fall/Winter 2017-18

ODDA 13 ‘Be Major’ F/W 2017-18 issue is a four-chapter volume that pays homage to a younger self and to the vibes and things surrounding one specific time in everyone’s life. A song, a TV show and the sexual icon that used to be one’s role model is back. Major, Check your Lipstick, That’s Hot and I Only Did as strong sections get to merge with an independent mini-book, LÓFASZ, evoking the acclaimed masculine erotica from 70s retro magazines. This new issue speaks to the inner ‘thing’ inside of everyone and is a call for diversity, and a celebration of something new, in 576 pages.

Nine covers representing the essence of this brand-new issue: Mingus L. Reedus in Calvin Klein 205W39NYC, Vanessa Moody in Versace, Marjan Jonkman in Miu Miu, Odette Pavlova in Balenciaga, Graze Hartzel, Meghan Collison in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, Davy Swart in Fendi, Molly Bair in GCDS and Estella Boersma in Prada.

ODDA 13 ‘Be Major’ gets to comprise past, present and future by mastering its way. Throughout the issue, interviews and articles are carefully mixed with strong fashion specials representing their DNA, one of the main bases of ODDA, such as Saint Laurent, Miu Miu, Prada, Cédric Charlier, The Row, Missoni and Calvin Klein 205W39NY.

ODDA 12 ‘Unexpected Perceptions’ – 5th Anniversary
Spring/Summer 2017

ODDA magazine explores the tastes and skills of each talent represented trough its pages, their creativity and their connection with beauty, aesthetics and vibes. Channeling her inner photographer for the very first time, Pamela Anderson has been one of these creative minds taking part of the S/S 2017 issue by shooting a whole, musical-inspired story to her son Dylan Jagger Lee in the skin of a young Mick Jagger.

Los Angeles, a Leica Camera, The Sheats Goldstein Residence, key season looks and lots of passion are some of the details captured behind the lens by Diego Villarreal.
Pamela, as a photographer, wanted to be involved in the whole creative process with her son Dylan Jagger Lee, working hand in hand with the ODDA team in order to develop a story where Dylan, as a musician, feels his own identity reflected on Pamela’s pictures, thus portraying the DNA of the magazine.

At Chateau Marmot, the second location, Dylan reveals his musician facet and the old Hollywood vibes of Rock’n’roll super stars.

SPRING/SUMMER 2019
ISSUE 16 · Adwoa Aboah
Wearing Gucci · GCDS · Prada.
Photographed by Louie Banks

FALL/WINTER 2018-19
ISSUE 15 · Sigourney Weaver
Wearing Calvin Klein 205W39NYC · GCDS · Mulberry.
Photographed by Jens Ingvarsson

SPRING/SUMER 2018 – ISSUE 14
1. KIM KARDASHIAN WEST.
Wearing Fendi.
Photographed by Sita Abellán
2. SHARON STONE.
Wearing Mulberry.
Photographed by Cameron Postforoosh
3. VALENTINA SAMPAIO.
Wearing Versace.
Photographed by Diego Villarreal
4. DAKOTA LOHAN.
Wearing Faith Connexion.
Photographed by Lindsay Lohan
5. ARJEN & VALERY.
Wearing Prada.
Photographed by Raúl Hidalgo
6. JORDAN BARRETT.
Photographed by Alana O’Herlihy

FALL/WINTER 2017-18
1. MEGHAN COLLISON
Wearing Saint Laurent.
2. MINGUS LUCIEN REEDUS
Wearing Calvin Klein 205W39NYC.
3. VANESSA MOODY
Wearing Versace.
4. DAVY SWART
Wearing Fendi.
5. GRACE HARTZEL
6. MOLLY BLAIR
Wearing GCDS.
7. ESTELLA BOERSMA
Wearing Prada.
8. ODETTE PAVLOVA
Wearing Balenciaga.
9. MARJAN JONKMAN
Wearing Miu Miu.

SPRING/SUMMER 2017
1. HAILEY BALDWIN
Wearing Marc Jacobs.
2. ALEXANDRA ELIZABETH
Wearing Miu Miu & DKNY.
3. BEN ALLEN & LEXI BOILING
Wearing Miu Miu & Calvin Klein.
4. ISSA LISH
Wearing Balenciaga.
5. GRETA VARLESE
Alberta Ferretti.
6. DYLAN JAGGER LEE
Wearing Marni.
7. LINDSAY LOHAN
Wearing Vetements.

ODDA Magazine is a biannual, contemporary fashion and culture magazine based in New York and founded by current Creative Director and Editor in Chief David Martin in April 2012.

By speaking out for creatives, artists, philanthropists, gallerists, actors and actresses, models, and people who participate in and nourish culture from an active perspective, ODDA is a platform where self-expression, imagination and dreams are brought to the next level. By discovering new meanings to those feelings, the magazine is also strictly connected to everything that brings excitement and passion. Starting from its very first issue, ODDA was published in the form of a hard-copy magazine by ODDA Ltd., a private media group.

Its editorial line, from the beginning and through the years, portrays menswear and womenswear collections, trends as well as individual creative minds. Every themed issue reflects a statement which shapes all the contents comprised inside every volume. ODDA magazine keeps alive its fascination for strong personalities; people with character and, last but not least, its excitement for the new wave of designers, creatives and talents who are changing the cultural scenario worldwide.

Issue by issue, ODDA aims to connect the simple touch of Fashion with the innovation taking place on a daily basis and a new and striking approach to trends, messages and meanings the industry creates day by day.

The new concept of fashion and what people like to wear is and will always be a matter of tastes, that is why the magazine is fully involved in the fact of reaching out as many as possible in order to give Fashion a universal meaning.