We created Brownstone Cowboys Magazine because we need it.
Fashion is at a crossroads. We can no longer separate what we wear from what we think. That’s where we come in: to start conversations about what we wear, what we buy, how we buy it, who we support and what we believe in. To learn from change makers we admire. To share vulnerable and authentic conversations with creatives on topics shaping our current realities, like the environment, sustainability, gender, race and politics. Some may make you uncomfortable. Most will make you think. We hope all will make you feel.
Brownstone Cowboys Magazine isn’t here to tell you what to do. We’ll uncover who’s out there making a difference — the voices that need a platform. It’s up to you to bring it home and make it yours. We need individuals not followers. We will show you our take on sustainable fashion — the brands that care — and how to be a conscious consumer. We want to make you think. Then act. And look good while doing it.
in 2023, Brownstone Cowboys Magazine expanded our presence to a brick and mortar space where we host events, discussions, shoots and more. Brownstone Cowboys Apartment is a townhouse parlor floor located in Manhattan also available for production rentals.
Brownstone Cowboys provides creative services for select brands based on the ethos of the magazine. Led by creative director Heathermary Jackson, our team can create custom-tailored content leveraging our network of creatives and influencers.
PLEASE CONTACT: zoe@brownstonecowboys.com
Heathermary Jackson is New York-based stylist and fashion director. She began her career in London in the 90s styling for Dazed and Confused and i-D, and later transitioned to fashion director of The Face magazine. Heathermary pioneered the trend of mixing highbrow and lowbrow fashion, with the intent of styling people to wear the fashion, not the other way around. As a freelance stylist she worked on contract for Teen Vogue and styled for top publications such as L’Uomo Vogue, Vogue Italia, Vogue US, Purple Mag, Arena Homme Plus and Numero. Heathermary has styled the A-list of Hollywood, her New Zealand charm winning over celebrities such as Amy Winehouse, ASAP Rocky, Brad Pitt, Chloe Sevigny, Eva Mendez, Gisele Bündchen, Guinevere Van Seenus and Uma Thurman. Her taste and creativity have made her the sought-out consultant for several brands such as Araks, Adidas, Armani, Calvin Klein, J. Lindeberg, Sephora, Steve Madden, Victoria’s Secret and Vans. She is currently the fashion director of Puss Puss Magazine and Fat Magazine. From 2017-2018, she was responsible for the curation of tour costumes for musician David Byrne.
Zoe Adlersberg is a photographer and director native to New York. After graduating college with a double degree in art and psychology followed by a brief stint in advertising strategy at a boutique ad agency in NYC, Zoe relocated to Paris where she began her photography career.
Zoe’s commercial clients portfolio includes imagery for Dior, Nautica, Polo Ralph Lauren, DKNY, Steve Madden, Tia Cibani, Floatimini and LoveShackFancy. As a visual storyteller, Zoe works with stills and video from the start of the concept through the final product with exacting detail and a diverse set of skills including production, casting, writing, creative development, and post production.
Zoe strives for authenticity in her imagery – valuing honesty and connection with her subjects. Her personal work explores facets of being a woman, girlhood, motherhood and aging. Zoe is passionate about supporting non-for profits promoting female empowerment, young girls and confidence as well as gender and race. When Zoe is not traveling the world shooting she calls New York City home with her teenager, Killian.
