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Preview: 'Game On' by Terry Tsiolis in VMAN Magazine Issue 21
“The Thrill of the Game Issue.” In a 6 of 14-page spread, photographer Terry Tsiolis catches co-eds in their sportiest spring looks from our favorite fashion houses across the globe. The second story is far less kinetic, but shows that even stopped in airport security, you still need to look good.
It’s hard to image which came first: clothes or competition. But they’ve certainly evolved together. Each fashion house proudly has it’s own sporty styles and action looks. Here, we spotlight their celebrations of all things athletic.
Photographer: Terry Tsiolis; Text: Jay Massacret
Models: (male) Nico Krull, Isaac Weber, Michael Wozniak, Simon Nessman, Alejandro R. and Bradley Stainton
(female) Melissa Tammerijn, Hanne Gaby, Melodie Monrose, Merethe Hopland, Xiao Wen Ju and Agnete Hegelund
(female) Melissa Tammerijn, Hanne Gaby, Melodie Monrose, Merethe Hopland, Xiao Wen Ju and Agnete Hegelund
Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Erin Heatherton in V Magazine #69
V Magazine: “New Angels: Lily, Erin, and Candice”
In the high-stakes world of fashion modeling, there exists a small clutch of jobs reserved only for the most gorgeous, talented, and needless to say, luckiest girls in the industry. These include magazine covers, cosmetics contracts, and, above all, the coveted role of Victoria’s Secret Angel.
Photographer: Terry Tsiolis; Text: Derek Blasberg
Models: Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Erin Heatherton
Iris Strubegger & Baptiste Giabiconi in Haider Ackermann in V Magazine #69 by Karl Lagerfeld
V Magazine: “New Master Draper: Haider Ackerman, Nominated by Karl Lagerfeld”
“He did my favorite collection of the season, and I have always been supportive of good designers. I don’t say ‘young’ designers – Haider is not a beginner.” – Karl Lagerfeld
Photographer: Karl Lagerfeld; Styling: Haider Ackerman
Preview: Emerging Fashion Designers in V Magazine #69
V MAGAZINE (#69) featuring the next generation of emerging fashion designers in a bold fashion spread shot by photographer Peter Funch in NYC.
V69 does not hit newsstands until January 13, 2011.
"NEW DIRECTION"
When we think of the future of fashion, we think slick and cold. In fact, the next generation of designer is bent on making clothes more ornate, experimental, and intricately decorated to traffic-stopping results. Featured fashion by Louise Gray, Marco De Vincenzo, Michael Van Der Ham, Meadham Kirchhoff, J.W. Anderson
Photography by Peter Funch
Styling by Catherine Newell-Hanson
Modeled by so many its like guess who; Raschelle Osbourne (VNY), Eligha Ojoko (Major), Courtney Brunson, Nina Keita (Next), Nyasha Matonhodze, R’el Dade, Fabiana Mayer, Monika Sawicka (Marilyn), Andie Arthur (Ford NY), Yulia Terentieva (New York Models), Hanna Samokhina (Wilhelmina)
Julia Restoin Roitfeld Interviews Tom Ford in V Magazine #69
Tom Ford’s triumphant return to fashion communicates a simple message: iconic women in iconic clothes. Julia Restoin Roitfeld slips into ford’s high-glam Spring collection for a series of self-portraits and a conversation with the designer himself
Photography by Julia Restoin Roitfeld
A lot has happened in the five years since Tom Ford exited
women’s fashion. The economy went belly-up, leaving designers scrambling to reconcile luxury with covetability. Globalization exploded and forced houses to rethink their business models with emerging markets in mind. And in an increasingly plugged-in universe, fashion-world blips and sound-bites made headline news. In spite of it all, however, Ford just wants to have fun—and he made that crystal clear with his Spring/Summer 2011 collection, shown in New York last September to a select few editors and with a runway cast that included superstars like Beyoncé and Marisa Berenson, iconic faces like Stella Tennant and Carolyn Murphy, and muses like Julia Restoin Roitfeld. The show, featuring
idealized visions of the kind of louche ’70s glamour Ford first defined at Gucci a decade ago, delighted editors with its forthright desire to make women look and feel beautiful—which, as the designer explains, was precisely his goal. Here, he speaks with Roitfeld about the inspiration and the women.
JULIA RESTOIN ROITFELD What made you decide that this was the season to return to fashion?
TOM FORD I told myself that I would not come back to
women’s fashion until I felt I had something new to say. I feel that fashion has become too serious and that the actual customer’s needs have not really been addressed. Fashion needs to make one happy. It is a luxury and should enhance one’s quality of life.
JRR What inspired your collection?
TF Real clothes for real women. I want to concentrate on my real customer. That’s why I showed idealized versions of her—different women of different ages. It was about individuality, different body types, women who have their own style.
JRR What do you think fashion needs more of right now?
TF Spontaneity. Fashion needs to be more fun.
JRR What personality traits does the Tom Ford woman possess?
TF My customer has her own sense of style and knows herself well. My goal is to help women become the best version of themselves.
JRR What is your favorite piece from the collection?
TF I love every piece. That is like asking someone which one of their children is their favorite.
JRR Outside fashion, what are you looking forward to this spring?
TF I have to say more fashion. I love what I am doing right now and can’t wait to start the next collection.
JRR What was the last thing that made you laugh?
TF I laugh a good bit so that is a hard question. I suppose a phone call I just had with Richard [Buckley] five minutes ago made me laugh pretty hard. He has a wicked sense of humor
JRR What’s your New Year’s resolution?
TF I don’t have one. I believe in living life the way that you want to live it every day, and if you do that you don’t really need to have New Year’s resolutions.
'Love Land Invaders' by Ralph Lagoi & Kate Lace
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Preview of some of the images of the project |
We would like to introduce artist duo Ralph Lagoi & Kate Lace and their latest project "Love Land Invaders", this is a fashion-art photo-series includes masks, jewelry, clothing and wild accessories which we designed and created especially for the "Love Land Invaders". Shot in Japan’s stunningly decorated love hotel rooms, everything came together to become "luxurious pop": vibrant colors, iconic characters in extraordinary poses and visual lust.
All the Custom-made items especially for the project transform both artists into characters; "Miss Takehito Quadruple", "Mister Hyde Dobuita Speerträger", "Mr. Seiuchi Sivuch", "Shika Shika Chan" and "Miss Ayanami Oenshi". Each of these characters represents a certain aspect of beauty (the beauty of dark elegance, the beauty of a gentleman, the beauty of play, the beauty of wilderness, the beauty of pink).
Take a look at the "Love Land Invaders" on our official website http://www.lagoi-lace.com
Luisa, Katrina & Elena, for StyleCaster by Andrew Stinson
Retro girl camp meets modern minimalism in StyleCaster’s latest fashion story set in the natural surroundings of upstate New York. Through a series of small vignettes, Andrew Stinson’s vintage-inspired images call to mind a fashion girl lost in time.
“Natural Selection”
Photographer: Andrew Stinson
Styling: Martha Violante
Models: Luisa, DNA; Katrina, NEXT; Elena, ELITECreative Director: Emily Finkbinder
Photographer: Andrew Stinson
Styling: Martha Violante
Models: Luisa, DNA; Katrina, NEXT; Elena, ELITECreative Director: Emily Finkbinder
Full Story at StyleCaster;http://www.stylecaster.com/news/9901/natural-selection#1
Preview: Freja Beha Erichsen & Christian Brylle in VMAN Magazine Issue 20
3-page preview from a 10-page spread from the newest issue of VMAN Magazine (issue #20). The Winter Issue. VMAN 20 hits newsstands starting November 11th and on www.vman.com.
Christian Brylle proves his skill in front of and behind the camera with a special story in VMAN. Shooting himself and Freja Beha Erichsen as the legendary duo of Robert Mapplethorpe and Patti Smith, Byrlle captures the insouciant cool and rock and roll spirit that Mapplethorpe and Smith personified.
Christian Brylle photographs himself and model Freja Beha Erichsen in some of the winter’s chicest rock-and-roll ready looks, an homage to the poetic, eternal bond of youth shared by icons Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe
Photographer: Christian Brylle
Styling: George Cortina
“When I walked on the stages of the world without him I would close my eyes and picture"
Preview: Robyn, Sky Ferreira, The Like, Sunday Girl, Hayley Williams, and Janelle Monáe in ASOS Magazine
Preview of the October 2010 issue of ASOS Magazine featuring female musicians: Robyn, Sky Ferreira, The Like, Sunday Girl, Hayley Williams, and Janelle Monáe in the “Music’s Most Stylish” spread.
ASOS Magazine – The Music Issue
“Music’s Most Stylish”
Photographer: Thomas Giddings
Editor: Francesca Babb
Art Director: Marina Ansell
Full issue will be live on www.ASOS.com on October 1st
Hayley Williams [Paramore]
The flame-haired singer channels her anger into charismatic stage performances and songs
“Hayley was 14 and at school in Franklin, Tennessee when she and bandmates Josh and Zac Farro, Taylor York and Jeremy Davis were signed to a management company. They’ve since had huge global success.”
Janelle Monáe
Surrealism, theatrical costume and out-of-body experiences – Janelle brings drama to music
“P.Diddy’s protégé, Janelle Monae, 24, may cut a pint-sized silhouette but her energetic stage presence, powerful vocals and one-of-a-kind style put her head and shoulders above the competition.”
Robyn
The queen of Euro electro-pop doesn’t believe in a low-key return to the chart limelight…
“After a three-year break, serial chart topper Robyn, 21, has been making up for lost time by releasing not-one, not two, but three albums this year. Collaborating with the likes of Snoop Dogg and Coco Sumner, the Swedish pop star has kept us captivated with her sweet styles and a string of dancefloor hits.”
Sunday Girl
The female solo artist market is fiercely competitive but the posh goth lover is giving it her best shot
“From pet shop girl to pop star, Jade Williams [Sunday Girl], 21, is grabbing the attention of taste makers and music bloggers, thanks to her catchy electro-tinged tunes and classic vintage style.”
Sky Ferreira
The L.A.-raised, New York-based singer looks to icons from Bowie to Brooke Shields for inspiration
“Having made waves as a blogger, actress and model, Sky Ferreira, 18, is establishing herself as a credible pop star. Penning her own tunes and working with the likes of photographer Rankin, we can’t get enough of this multi-tasking, multi-talented teenager.”
The Like
The meticulously styled quartet worship the Swinging ‘60s but aren’t afraid to mix it up in the mosh pit
“With a new line-up and a string of designers queuing to dress them, ‘60s pop quartet The Like have settled into their stride and perfected their polished look – a nod to Twiggy, mods and minidresses.”
Preview: Lara Stone, Javier de Miguel & Baptiste Giabiconi by Karl Lagerfeld in V Magazine V67
Top models Lara Stone, Javier de Miguel,Baptiste Giabiconi acting as the New York icon trio of the 70’s: illustrator Antonio Lopez, art director Juan Ramos, and supermodel Jerry Hall shot by Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld for the upcoming V67.
V67 V MAGAZINE of also known as “The New York Issue,” does not hit newsstands until September 2nd.
V MAGAZINE “Juan, Antonio & Jerry”
They Were New Yorkers Who Ignited Paris While Defining Fashion’s New Look. Illustrator Antonio Lopez, Art Director Juan Ramos, and Supermodel Jerry Hall Proved That Two Is Company, But Three Can Be Fabulous
Photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Styling: Clare Richardson
Models: Javier de Miguel, Baptiste Giabiconi, Lara Stone
4-page preview of the 10-page fashion spread
