The 20th issue also marks the 10th anniversary! It was clear from the start that it was something to celebrate and nothing makes us want to celebrate more than dancing. The only thing is that the world is not in the happiest place right now, from war to climate change to social injustice. Dance also carries immense freedom even when there is pain. Dance provokes an emotional response, be it anxiety or love, which we want to release into the world with this theme.

Creative freedom and immaculate craftsmanship are found in all of our dialogues. We spoke to designers Ludovic de Saint Sernin and Saul Nash, DJ and dancer Kiddy Smile, B-boy and multimedia artist Frankie Perez, the duo behind the iconic LA CREOLE parties, along with Netflix star Spanish actor Omar Ayuso de Elite, on one of the two covers captured by Jesús Leonardo.

From a fashion perspective, movement is always used to describe clothing, but can you really move? Where are the limitations and restrictions? Dance and fashion are naturally intertwined. Dancing allows clothing to take on a new life. There is a symbiotic relationship between the two art forms with every spin and kick. One question every designer asks is "where will my clothes be worn?" The dance does not allow a single angle of the garment to be hidden and vulnerabilities can be exposed. There is another element added to capture that in the photograph. A dancer's pose can change the mood.

Featured photographers include Agustin Farias, Anais Lalitte, Celeste Galanda, Chris Fucile, Christopher McCrory, Cole Fawcett, Edrien Guillermo, Gunner Stahl, Jesus Leonardo, Kapturing, Louise Reink, Marc Medina, Niklas Bergstrand, Sergio Penas, Stéphane Gaboué and Valentin Fabre. .