Playboy USA - March, April 2017

186 Pages·2017·44.7 MB·English

by  PLAYBOY Magazine

MARCH/APRIL 2017
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Kalen Hollomon Dove Shore
A refreshing sense of realism mar- Shore’s photography is unfiltered
ried to romance is central to andrelaxed,whetherhe’sshootinga
Hollomon’s thought-provoking mixed- big-namemodeloraguitar-wielding
media works. The artist, who de- musician.InthepictorialLazySundays,
signed the memorable album art featuringthestunningLondon-raised
fortheWeeknd’sBeautyBehindthe model Tess Jantschek, he taps into
Madness,bringshisunorthodoxcol- the same easy-on-the-eyes aesthetic
lagestyletotheillustrationforThe that has landed him magazine covers
Domestic LivesofSuperheroes. and fashion editorials.
David Jenison Amanda Petrusich
More states voted to legalize recre- “Scarlett Johansson is a classic
ational weed in 2016, so it’s a good time downtownNewYorkCitycoolgirl—
to start thinking beyond the bowl. For worldly,beautifulandimpossiblyself-
How to Live the High Life, we enlisted possessed,”saysPetrusichaboutthe
journalist, weed-pizza enthusiast and Ghost in the Shell star. In a candid
PRØHBTD editor in chief Jenison to Playboy Interview the “deeply disin-
create the ultimate situational guide terested in bullshit” ScarJo discusses
to partaking. You’ll never again wonder her career, her childhood and mother-
which edible to nibble on a Tinder date. Liesl Schillinger hood with the New Yorker contributor. Dana Hamilton
It’s practically a universal truth that Thankfully, politicians have yet to ban
all high schoolers worry about los- rubbers. Hamilton braves the latex to
ing their virginity. Supercops, the give us A His-and-Her Guide to Modern
secondfictionpieceforPLAYBOYby Condoms. When the sex-and-dating
New York–based literary critic and columnist asked her boyfriend what it
acclaimed author Schillinger, tells was like to help her test 11 condoms in
the story of Meredith, an overachiev- less than 48 hours, he responded, “You
ing 18-year-old who decides to make should tell them it was really fun until
studying sex her top priority. about the fourth one.”
Jake Chessum JohnHornorJacobs
Scarlett Johansson doesn’t hold Inhisinventiveshortstory—inspired
backinherPlayboyInterview, butthe by PLAYBOY favorite John Updike’s
accompanying color and black-and- Couples, classic American comics
white portraits of the outspoken A- and his own imaginatively “wonky
lister also speak volumes. Chessum, mythos”—fiction writer Jacobs
the gifted photographer who captures shows us what The Domestic Lives of
Johansson’s beauty and resilience, has Superheroes might look like. Spot-
worked with numerous other celebs, ting the villain isn’t as easy as you
including Bill Murray and Amy Adams. might think.
CREDITS: Cover and pp. 84–97 model Elizabeth Elam at Factor Chosen Los Angeles, photography by Gavin Bond, styling by Liz McClean for Brydges Mackinney, hair by Sheridan Ward for the Wall Group, makeup by Crosby Carter Management. Photography by: p. 6 courtesy Jake Chessum, cour-
tesy Dana Hamilton, courtesy Kalen Hollomon, courtesy David Jenison, courtesy Dove Shore, Chris Cranford, Tom Downey, Joanna Eldredge Morrissey; p. 18 Chapman Baehler; p. 22 courtesy Amazon Studios, courtesy Playboy, courtesy Scramble, Michael Stewart/FilmMagic/Getty Images; p. 23
courtesy Amazon Studios, courtesy Playboy, courtesy Playboy Archives, courtesy Lifetime, Gabe L’Heureux; p. 24 Aris Jerome, Christopher von Steinbach; p. 34 courtesy Pacific Cocktail Haven, Marcin Cymmer, Raydene Salinas, Matthew Williams; p. 74 courtesy CNN; p. 76 courtesy CNN; pp. 152–
153 Jens Kalaene/Picture Alliance/DPA/AP Images; p. 154 courtesy BaDoink (2); pp. 164–178 courtesy Playboy Archives; p. 180 courtesy Playboy Archives. Pp. 26–28 condoms courtesy Claire Cavanah and Rachel Venning of Babeland (babeland.com); p. 43 black blazer by Off-White, tank by Kiki de
Montparnasse, jeans by RE/DONE, boots by Louis Vuitton; p. 46 button-down by Acne Studios, leather belt by Yves Saint Laurent from the Albright Fashion Library; pp. 84–97 all lingerie by Fleur du Mal, heels by Saint Laurent; p. 101 T-shirt by Burberry, jacket by Rag & Bone, trousers by Salvatore
Ferragamo, shoes by Dolce & Gabbana; p. 103 T-shirt by Burberry, lambskin suede jacket by Salvatore Ferragamo, trousers by Emporio Armani, shoes by Dolce & Gabbana; p. 131 white tank top by Araks, body chain by Luv AJ, earrings by Luv AJ, choker and necklace by Mara MCS; p. 132 denim sweater
by Paige, bikini bottom by Fleur du Mal, choker and necklace by Mara MCS; pp. 133–135 choker and necklace by Mara MCS; p. 137 bikini bottom by Frankies Bikinis; p. 138 bikini bottom by Fleur du Mal, T-shirt by Playboy, silk robe by Stone Cold Fox, choker by Luv AJ, body chain by Luv AJ, earrings
by Luv AJ, box-chain choker and necklace by Mara MCS. Pp. 39–47 styling by Leslie Fremar for the Wall Group, hair by Sean Mikel, makeup by Frankie Boyd for Tim Howard Management; pp. 48–59 model Beate Muska at Hollywood Model Management LA, hair and makeup by Tami Shirey for the
Rex Agency, wardrobe styling by Kelley Ash; pp. 64–71 model Raina Lawson at Photogenics Media Los Angeles, styling by Tara Williams for Lang Management, hair and makeup by Jakob Sherwood for the Wall Group; pp. 100–103 styling by Michael Fisher for the Wall Group, grooming by Kim Ver-
beck for the Wall Group, styling assistance by Mary Inacio, on-set styling assistance by Matthew Hensley; pp. 104–111 model Tess Jantschek at Wilhelmina, styling by Conor Graham, hair and makeup by Jakob Sherwood for the Wall Group, produced by Nick Larsen; pp. 118–125 model Scarlett Byrne,
styling by Kelley Ash, hair by Rachel Lee Brady for Atelier Management, makeup by Stacey Tan for Art Department, produced by Vivianne Lapointe; pp. 130–144 model Nina Daniele at One Management, styling by Emma Cali for Bryan Bantry Agency, hair and makeup by Daniel Pazos for Creative
Management at MC2, styling assistance by Leigh Colón; pp. 156–163 models Alyssa Arce, Kayslee Collins, Rachel Harris and Gia Marie, styling by Mimi Cuttrell and by Odessa Nikolić, hair by Sylvia Wheeler for Atelier Management, makeup by Afton Williams, makeup assistance by Francie Tomalonis.
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