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Craig McDean, the talented and infamous British photographer who used to be a car mechanic and later assisted photographer Nick Knight, returns for yet another great and this time slightly fantastical editorial with über-supermodel Kate Moss.
One of the busiest people working in fashion today, fashion designer / photographer and 1920s-films-aficionado, Karl Lagerfeld photographed what might be considered his best editorial yet, a stunning tribute to the legendary Fritz Lang silent German expressionism sci-fi film, “Metropolis” (1927), titled “Rückkehr nach Metropolis” (Return to Metropolis).
Nothing gets me like an energetic and equal fierce editorial. This time courtesy of Numéro magazine issue number 109 for January 2010, starring Latvian model Ginta Lapina.
Ever since I saw Julianne Moore in “Boogie Nights”, she became one of my all time favorite actresses, and when she starred in “Magnolia” (one of my all time favorite films) she carved her place deservingly as one of the best actresses there ever were. To celebrate her extensive and varied acting career, and her classic stunning beauty, Harper’s Bazaar UK put her on the cover of their first issue of the year, January 2010.
For the new issue of V magazine #63, decided to celebrate the beauty of plus-size, with fabulous editorials and beautiful models.
Looking more beautiful and legendary than ever, the muse of all muses, Naomi Campbell pulls out her infamous fierceness for men’s fashion magazine, Hercules, captured by renowned Italian photographer, Giampaolo Sgura.
The second collection for Balmain Homme by star fashion designer, Christophe Decarnin is a clear indication of where he intends to take the legendary French house for men.
In a year that saw sky-rocketing unemployment, disappearing retirement savings, a deadly flu pandemic and the several untimely and tragic demises of some of our leading icons such as Michael Jackson, Brittany Murphy, Patrick Swayze, Natasha Richardson, David Carradine, Farrah Fawcett, Les Paul and Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein – let’s just say that raising a glass this December 31st becomes not just about celebrating the start of the new year but also toasting to the completion of such intense times!!
After a “battle” with winter this season, Spring overcomes… (Not yet, but keep hoping!!! Unless you love winter like me!).
Commemorating the sexy eternal ruggedness of leather, Dazed & Confused Japan magazine put out an ode to the rebel in all of us, a consistent edgy editorial featuring of some of the best leather pieces for men this season.
If you’re thinking about celebrating in style on New Year’s Eve 2010, after a much deserved holiday break from 2009, then going retro chic is the best way to go.
For Spring/Summer 2010, the Balmain women’s collection declared: military was in, military was glamorous. And to that’s what the January 2010 issue of in-house favorite, Dazed & Confused also proclaimed.
In 2009 the fashion industry was hit very hard by the dreaded economic crisis, many houses closed. But there has been some fantastic highlights, the light at the end of a dark tunnel, these highlights include the emergence of young and fresh talents, who used 2009 to solidify their presence. Names like Alexander Wang and Gareth Pugh come to mind, but this article is about Rad Hourani, whose equally deserving of the same amount of praise for sticking to his genuine artistic integrity.
Mixing the highest end of fashion, couture, with grunge and a gorgeously filthy background is all the rage in fashion editorials (even mixing it with glam rock). While this is not a new concept at all, photographer Rafael Stahelin and stylist Ye Young Kim manage to give us great original spin on the idea in the latest Vogue Korea. Starring supermodel Karlie Kloss, the editorial is justifiably titled “Trash Couture”.
