a girl’s bedroom is often the first space that’s hers to shape, rivaled only, perhaps, by how she dresses. but personal style is subject to censure in a way a room isn’t—self-expression through clothes is inherently external, while a bedroom exists behind closed doors. even after a girl leaves her parents’ home, a place to fully call her own is rare.
@alice.mcnally , @vivienneenorris , and @miyakofo all take their shoes off at the front door. “their bedrooms are safe spaces, not to be soiled by new york city dirt or monitoring spirits,” writes @bizsherbert in our summer issue, in which she investigates what a room reveals about a girl that her clothes never could, with photos by @eimearslynch
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REPRESENTING HANA // Hana Chan is a student and model, originally from Southern California. She is currently in her third year at Fordham University at Lincoln Center majoring in Interdisciplinary Neuroscience and Philosophy. In her spare time, Hana practices martial arts and aerial arts.
REPRESENTING TENKO // Tenko Nakajima is a Japanese-German curator and model. She founded the nomadic gallery Tenko Presents in 2022. Alongside her curatorial practice, she has modeled for Lucila Safdie, Commission, Gauntlett Cheng and Cosmic Wonder and been featured in Hommegirls, Double, Sex Magazine, and Frieze. She also acted in film by Magdalena Mitterhofer and performs as a vocalist for bands.
