LDF / BECOME A CONTRIBUTOR

In good company.

Your work has a point of view. Give it a public life.

LDF is shared infrastructure for independent fashion and the creative scenes around it. Publish within a selected programme, with your name, your collaborators and a route back to your practice.

01 / ARCHIVE

Work that stays.

Editorials, images, interviews, collections, essays. A stable page with a byline, credits and links. Older and previously published work is welcome.

Publish in the Archive +
02 / HAPPENINGS

People in a room.

An exhibition, a listening session, a show or a night. A place in LDF’s selected programme, with the details people need and a link to your registration.

Propose an event +
A studio arrangement of a garment, objects and an LDF publication
JESSY COLUCCI / LIGNES DE FUITE
THE COMPANY MATTERS

Selected by LDF. Credited to you.

When we publish something, we stand behind its place in the programme. We look for a distinct point of view, developed work and something worth spending time with. Every proposal is reviewed by the LDF editing team.

Your publication sits alongside other independent practices. Readers can find the work, follow its credits and get back to you. Selected pieces may also appear in LDF Signals or on Instagram.

Your work stays yours. +

You keep ownership and can publish elsewhere. Submit work you want in circulation; there is no requirement to make something exclusively for LDF. This submission route is unpaid and does not create a paid commission. We review and may edit with the consent requested at submission, ask for changes or decline.

Beyond the page. +

A selected publication receives its own public LDF page. Social and newsletter sharing are separate editorial choices. Print selection is separate too. We promise no minimum reach, attendance or sales. An account lets you propose work; contributor recognition follows your first approved publication.

For approved work, you can discuss additional promotion from your workspace. Scope, price and dates are agreed separately. Paid promotion does not buy editorial approval.