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Where do the dreams of magpies go?

 

Where do the dreams of magpies go?

Person walking through a field with a Union Jack flag draped over their shoulders in a black-and-white editorial photograph

25 September 2026

25 September 2026

       

Jodie and Kingsley photograph two lovers entwined and heaven knows they have a fashion shoot now

Jodie and Kingsley photograph two lovers entwined and heaven knows they have a fashion shoot now.

       

Two people sitting at a café table eating and drinking in a black-and-white editorial photograph

Kingsley Ifill, artist and photographer from
Kent, England

What was the inspiration for your shoot?

One for sorrow, two for joy.

Who are the people in the pictures?

Two young lovers.

Why do you do what you do?

To look and try and see.

If you didn’t do that, what would you do?

Simply look.

What’s something we should always remember?

To get there whilst you can.

Kingsley Ifill, artist and photographer from Kent, England

What was the inspiration
for your shoot?

One for sorrow, two for joy.

Who are the people in the pictures?

Two young lovers.

Why do you do what you do?

To look and try and see.

If you didn’t do that,
what would you do?

Simply look.

What’s something we should always remember?

To get there whilst you can.

Two people standing outside The Leazes End on a residential street in a black-and-white editorial photograph
Man standing in a field wearing a dark jacket in a black-and-white editorial photograph
Woman leaning against a wooden gate in a black-and-white countryside editorial photograph
Man standing on an outdoor staircase beside a brick wall in a black-and-white editorial photograph
Two people sitting together on a log by the water in a black-and-white countryside editorial photograph

       

Jodie Hill, editor and consultant, from Newcastle
upon Tyne, England, and Sydney, Australia

What was the inspiration for your shoot?

Memories of growing up in Newcastle and my
grandma and dad.

Do you think people dress differently up there?

In the best way possible. No one can touch
northern style.

What does the north mean to you?

Fresh air, moors, family, nostalgia.

What does style mean to you?

Style is intuition.

What’s something we should always remember?

Werner Herzog once said: “Whenever you take
a shower, always make sure the curtain
is inside the tub.”

Jodie Hill, editor and consultant, from Newcastle upon Tyne, England, and Sydney, Australia

What was the inspiration for your shoot?

Memories of growing up in Newcastle and my grandma
and dad.

Do you think people dress differently up there?

In the best way possible. No one can touch northern style.

What does the north mean to you?

Fresh air, moors, family, nostalgia.

What does style mean to you?

Style is intuition.

What’s something we should always remember?

Werner Herzog once said: “Whenever you take a shower, always make sure the curtain is inside the tub.”

       

Two people standing together at St James’ Park station in a black-and-white editorial photograph
Two people sitting on a park bench in a black-and-white countryside editorial photograph
Man standing outdoors in a dark jacket in a black-and-white editorial photograph
Two people lying together in grass in a black-and-white editorial photograph
Black-and-white photograph of two people walking across a countryside field behind a Belted Galloway cow beneath a cloudy sky.

What is AllSaints?

Jodie Hill:

An idealised memory of London as an outsider.

Kingsley Ifill:

Holy holy clothing lord.

What is AllSaints?

Jodie Hill:

An idealised memory of London as an outsider.

Kingsley Ifill:

Holy holy clothing lord.

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