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Photography SAM DAMESHEK Styling DAZ MERCHANT Model DANIELA LOPEZ from THE INDUSTRY LA HMU ELAYNA BACHMAN Graphic Design SARAH SMITH At SOAP STUDIOS LA Wearing YVES SAINT LAURENT, DIOR, HELMUT LANG, MAISON MARGIELA WANT TO SEE MORE?

Photography SAM DAMESHEK Clothing by WILD WEST SOCIAL HOUSE Model MICHAELA BARTLEY Graphic Design SARAH SMITH At ELSEWHERE, TOPANGA BY PETIT ERMITAGE Wearing DOLCE AND GABBANA, COMME DES GARÇONS, GUCCI WANT TO SEE MORE?

Written by SOAP STUDIOS Photography SAM DAMESHEK Production KIM HUNT Featuring CAILIN RUSSO Graphic Design SARAH SMITH Shot at SOAP STUDIOS, LOS ANGELES CA Grunge isn’t just a hashtag for Cailin Russo—it’s a lived-in ethos. While the internet may reduce it to flannels and Nirvana posters, Russo sees it as a tension between comfort and chaos, aesthetics and honesty. Born out of Tumblr’s golden age (pre-algorithm, pre-#spon), her style—dubbed Cai-Core—draws from moody architecture blogs, Eastern European influences, and late-night fashion rabbit holes she fell into while living in Osaka. Cai-Core is old money with a chipped nail—deep blues, tarnished silvers, and DIY everything. “Being lighthearted is cool,” she says, “but acknowledging the dark is necessary too.” It’s fashion as storytelling, with no filter. Russo’s music and style both live in that messy, magnetic space between cringe and courage. She’s not afraid to name her discomfort, whether it’s a song about a DUI or an awkwardly honest sex confession. In a hyper-curated world of “clean girl” aesthetics and algorithm-chasing, she swerves. Her ultimate grunge icon? Doja Cat. Not for the look, but for the energy: “Bitch, I said what I said.” For Russo, grunge today isn’t about looking the part—it’s about owning your weird, telling your truth, and refusing to be edited for comfort.

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Photography SAM DAMESHEK Styling DAZ MERCHANT Model KELLY GALE from MAGNOLIA ENTERTAINMENT Graphic Design SARAH SMITH At PETIT ERMITAGE'S TOPANGA CANYON Wearing DOLCE AND GABBANA, BALENCIAGA, YVES SAINT LAURENT You know when someone says they’re a f***ing introvert but they’re five minutes into a story with no signs of stopping? That’s Kelly. She says she only likes ten people, max—but when she talks, she’s open, present, and funny without trying. We talked about finding her anger, navigating fear, moving from modeling into acting, and building a beauty brand that actually works. No fluff. No filters. She’s not trying to sell you anything—she just made something real. WANT TO SEE MORE?

Photography JEAN AMBROJO Model NISSIA BENGHAZI Graphic Design SARAH SMITH In THE MALDIVES

Photography SACHA COHEN Model SCOUT PRITCHETT Graphic Design SARAH SMITH WANT TO SEE MORE?

Photography SAM DAMESHEK Model KINSEY GOLDEN Graphic Design SARAH SMITH At TAHITI, FRENCH POLYNESIA TAHITI DROP 1/5 WANT TO SEE MORE?

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Photography SAM DAMESHEK Model RENEE MURDEN Graphic Design SARAH SMITH At TAHITI, FRENCH POLYNESIA TAHITI DROP 3/5

Photography SACHA COHEN Model SCOUT PRITCHETT Graphic Design SARAH SMITH

Photography SAM DAMESHEK Model FABIENNE HAGEDORN Graphic Design SARAH SMITH In SAYULITA, MEXICO WANT TO SEE MORE?