Stylists

Jeffrey Wang for Persona Recycles Levi's ( customizing )

Its not the first time we are talking about Jeffrey Wang and the Taiwanese Collective BlanQ. Their new project entitled ‘Persona’ recycles Levi’s into wearable sculptures. For this collaboration with Levi’s and the Taiwanese Fubon Art Foundation, Jeffrey created these sculptures using only safety pins. The result looks awesome.

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http://trendland.net/2011/08/01/jeffrey-wang-wearable-levis-scultpure/

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Style on the streets ( snapshots )

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Nadine Ottawa in A life less ordinary ( styling )

A Life Less Ordinary – Inspired by vintage YSL, Nadine Ottawa captures the lovely Amy Greenhough in slinky and sophisticated designs for Fashion Gone Rogue. With selects from the likes of Miu Miu, Agent Provocateur and Jaeger London, stylist Miriam Dembach creates the perfect wardrobe. Perfected with hair and makeup by Clare Read, Amy takes to an art deco setting of statues, stairs and modern shapes.

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http://fashiongonerogue.com/amy-greenhough-nadine-ottawa-fashion-rogue/

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Bjork for Dazed & Confused magazine ( styling )

Following the brilliant cover, we have the main Dazed & Confused August 2011 editorial featuring Björk with photography and artwork by Sam Falls and styling by Katy England.

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http://homotography.blogspot.com/2011/07/bjork-by-sam-falls-violently-appy.html

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What lies beneath ( styling )

The new Fall/Winter 2011 issue of Love magazine treats us to ‘What Lies Beneath’, an editorial by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott that evokes memories of the brilliant Woodpecker series by Jeff Bark.

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http://homotography.blogspot.com/2011/08/what-lies-beneath-by-mert-marcus.html

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First time Plus size editorial of Vogue Australia ( styling )

Fresh off her Vogue Italia cover, Robyn Lawley lands in Vogue Australia‘s first ever plus size editorial. The glamorous story, shot by Max Doyle and styled by Meg Gray features Robyn looking luscious in ensembles from Balenciaga, Azzedine Alaia and Aussie favorite, Alex Perry. Throw in a host of incredible jewels from Bulgari’s archives and Robyn’s undeniable sex appeal and you’ve got an impeccable edit that proves style isn’t about a dress size.

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