Isaac Turner

Isaac Turner documents the anti-fashion movement—thrift store finds, DIY modifications, and the deliberate rejection of trend cycles. He celebrates style as personal resistance rather than corporate conformity.

His coverage spans from vintage band tees and torn fishnets to the punk aesthetic that refuses to die. Isaac believes fashion should be accessible, anarchic, and authentically worn, not just worn.

Through his lens, second-hand becomes first-rate, and the worn patches on a leather jacket tell better stories than any runway ever could.