· EDITORIAL ·
Tim Walker for W Magazine, Dame of ThronesStrong, structured, gorgeous editorial, photographed by Tim Walker, styled by Jacob K, starring Kristen McMenamy wearing among others, Gareth Pugh, Givenchy, Chanel, Helmut Lang, Balmain, and Jil Sander; headpieces by Julien d’Ys.
· AD CAMPAIGN ·
Louis Vuitton S/S 2011 Ad CampaignModels Raquel Zimmermann, Kristen McMenamy & Freja Beha Erichsen looking strikingly glamorous in the lush S/S 2012 Louis Vuitton Ad Campaign shot in a New York studio and conceptualized by Marc Jacobs. the campaign captures the dazzling colors, shimmering textures, glossy hair and makeup, and the sparkling Seventies?influenced de?cor.
· EDITORIAL ·
Mert and Marcus for Love Magazine #6Lara Stone, Mariacarla Boscono, Kristen McMenamy, Nyasha Matonhodze and Daphne Groeneveld in “Super Natural” photographed by Mert & Marcus and styled by Katie Grand and Panos Yiapanis for Love Magazine #6. Each portraits alludes to some kind of religious icon using different representational headpieces.
· FASHION, VIDEO ·
Tale of a Fairy by Karl LagerfeldWritten by Guest Blogger Seema Sharma Karl Lagerfeld made a 30-minute short film called: The Tale of a Fairy. It’s basically a video showcase of Chanel’s latest collection Cruise. Karl described it as “a movie about an ill-advised use of money which begins with violence and ends with feeling”. The actress Anna Mouglalis and the [...]
· EDITORIAL, TRENDS ·
SuperModels SuperNaturals by Peter LindberghAfter his covers for French Elle with the ‘no make-up’ shoot, its Peter Lindbergh again who shot Claudia Schiffer, Helena Christensen, Cindy Crawford and more, in ‘SuperModels SuperNaturals’ for the issue of Harper’s Bazaar September 2009. We told you a little while ago that the trend in retouching was to get as natural as possible, so it looks that the trend is now expanding to the photoshoot itself – and it looks great ! It’s also true that its the group of people in the world who need the least retouching to begin with. Lindbergh told the Times in May, “Heartless retouching should not be the chosen tool to represent women in the beginning of this century.”