We’re  loving Canadian transplant Joe Fresh’s specialty items—$99 neoprene jackets with drop shoulders, $49 faux patent leather skirts!—and our newest love is its Landscape Sweater ($79). It looks like something Milton Glaser and David Hockney would’ve designed, so obviously that alone should compel you to buy it. Wear it with some rust-colored flair corduroys, stringy hair and roller skates.

There hasn’t been a designer collab for H&M that we’ve been tempted to wait in line for, but seeing the studded black leather shift on Lindsey Wixson at the 0:55 mark on the Versace for H&M ad has us thinking maybe, just maybe we’ll wake up early on Nov. 17 and wrestle some nerds for it.

Between ogling the real estate section of the Sunday New York Times (it briefly convinced us that $185,000 for a 243 sqare-foot apartment was a fantastic deal) and flipping through T magazine, we discovered Sarah Lavoine—the only princess who, to be honest, we think The Cut should dedicate a lookbook to. Shot in Lavoine’s Paris abode by Kava Gorna, the two-page photo essay shows off her fantastic personal and interior-design style. So many things we love in this, but especially that Ferragamo shirt, which we will be hunting for this week. Susan Miller did say we’d be spending a lot of money this month…. Wonder why? See more after the jump. 

It’s the perfect time for the fourth issue of Joey, as the hot summer months fade away and we feel the need to reclaim our beloved New York City. The issue we were inspired by thoughts of escape and leaving home, getting away from the city, and we have amazing contributions by photographers David Shama, Alex Brunet, Shawn Brackbill, Jakob Axelman, Bon Jane and Graham Dunn. Throughout it all, though, we’ve now developed the urge just to stay put, at least for a bit. So tap the image above to see the issue, our farewell to summer, or click through here to read Creative Director Aaron Richter’s brief about Joey No. 4.

Brief, from Joey No. 4:

My love for New York is undeniable; however, summer in the city fills my head with dreams of a swift escape. Rental cars, cheap hotels, fresh air, highway mixtapes, jumbo packs of Twizzlers and gas-station coffee—anything away from the oppressive heat of subway platforms and that odor so often wafting in from the river.

I started working on Joey No. 4 in early summer, and with thoughts of fleeing NYC, I poached the title of a song by the UK band Yuck—“Get Away”—for this issue’s theme, looking to collect stories of travel, road trips and leaving home—simply getting away.

We hopped continents for a pair of stories produced in France. “Joey in Paris” sees our usual model portfolio cast and shot by David Shama, while “American Girl in Paris” catches up with Mississippi gal Jlynn (last seen in the casting pages of Joey Journal) as she builds her career as a model in Europe and becomes good friends with photographer Alex Brunet. Elsewhere, Bon Jane—featured as a model in our previous issue—grabs a camera this time around to shoot “Syd and Vik,” and Graham Dunn packs his bags (and a tent) for “In Every Direction.”

Somewhat inevitably, this issue is about home as much as it is about leaving it. As Twin Sister singer Andrea Estella—photographed here by Shawn Brackbill—recollected the joys of returning to her Long Island home after a tour, I couldn’t help but feel excited about the New York months to come. If nothing else, this is an issue I just had to get out of my system, and I hope you dig it.

Until next year.

— Aaron @ Joey

Elite model Chrissy Clark is about to begin high school in the fall (yeah…they start ‘em early), but she’s been spending her summer making the casting rounds with her mom in NYC. She dreams of one day being a Florida Gator, though we predict some fashion pit stops along the way.

What are you doing this weekend? We’re dreaming about taking another trip to Rockaway Beach and lining up for a fish taco from Rockaway Taco and watching the surfers paddle out to sea. We’re also thinking about which one of these babies from RUNWAYDREAMZ we should buy. One for the models and one for ourselves? One for everyone! They’re sort of perfect for the sun-drunk, sea salt haze summers we’re always trying to dress for. So, which one?

It is HOT in New York, but somehow this Henry Holland pre-collection video featuring a booty-shaking Eliza Cummings is helping us forget that. The clothes look great, she looks great and the song is so fun. Give it a watch or 3.

Friend of Joey Alan Del Rio Ortiz just dropped an incredible video for Dev Hynes’ Blood Orange project, featuring a lot of pretty girls we kinda sorta know. Watch it, like, at least six times here.

Photography by Aaron Richter

Nothing says royal-wedding Friday quite like a handful of instant-film pics from the Joey No. 3 model portfolio, taken with our trusty Fujifilm Instax wide-body? See even more shots of Annaleise Smith, Kate Somers, Chrishell Stubbs, Olesya Senchenko, Gaye McDonald, Lizzy Glynn and Natalie Keyser after the jump.

The first time we planned this issue’s model portfolio—back in January—our day of fun and photos and beautiful girls was stymied by 24 inches of snowfall in Brooklyn. That morning, only hours before call time, as we walked the block and our mascot Linus leaped with all his might between head-covering powder piles, we figured it best to postpone the day’s events for a later, less city-travel-unfriendly date. Round two, on the other hand, came together splendidly, with colorful styling from Katharine Polk, and wonderful makeup and hair by Anna Webber and Paul Warren, respectively. Check the behind-the-scenes video, featuring music by Canada’s White Wires, to meet all the girls, including Supreme’s Annaleise Smith, Kate Somers and Chrishell Stubbs; NEXT’s Olesya Senchenko; IMG’s Gaye McDonald, Lizzy Glynn and Valeria Efanova; and Elite’s Natalie Keyser. And click through to see the photos and flip through the issue.

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