House of Orange, the Amsterdam-based agency for hair, makeup, styling, photographers, and models, has come up with a creative way to showcase its team’s talents: It’s launched a self-published, biannual magazine. The oversize pub, conceived by agency founder John Kattenberg as a “revolt against a system that makes uniformity and superficiality the standard,” is currently only available in the Netherlands and Paris. The debut issue features profiles and (mostly) uncommissioned work and collaborations. Highlights include a feature on Fedde Hoekstra—who spends an hour on eBay every day scooping up Barbie dolls whose hair he then styles—and the images of Carmen Freudenthal and Elle Verhagen, a photographer/stylist team who work closely with Bernhard Willhelm. For more information, see www.houseoforange.nl.—Laird Borrelli-Persson

Photo: Marieke by Annemarieke van Drimmelen (cover); Martin Butler by Carmen Freudenthal and Ellen Verhagen/Courtesy of House of Orange

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