Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Riccardo Tisci & Kanye West ( stylelife )

 
 
Riccardo Tisci, Givenchy's Creative Director, has worked with long time friend Kanye West to Kanye's last album “Watch The Throne” cover. Inspired by that experience, Tisci is launching three rock’n’roll limited edition t-shirts in his boutiques from September.

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Lui for Schon magazine ( styling )



Michel Stachowicz, Markus Surrey, Oscar Kinter and Lisa Akesson star in ‘Lui’ by Ben Lamberty for Schön! magazine no. 13, styled by Patrick Rinkel with hair and makeup by Nick Assfalg.

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Dask Cover ( styling )


Dansk never fails to excite us with new content and for fall the mag is already on the right track with an incredible image of Magdalena gracing the first of their covers.  Naturally, their second looks just as good: Sigrid Agren features in a gritty yet gorgeous shot by Aitken Jolly, that captures the spirt of the “something wicked this way comes” headline. Jolly’s black and white image is definitely showcasing the devious side of the typically sweet Miss Agren.
Inside you’ll find favorites like Clement Chabernaud, Julia Saner, Barbara Palvin, Patricia van der Vliet, Dree Hemingway, Josephine Skriver and James Smith along with interviews with fashion heavyweights like Gucci’s Frida Gianini, Dries Van Noten and Acne’s Jonny Johansson.

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Aymeline Valade for Russh magazine ( styling )

  Tired of dour and downbeat editorials? Russh‘s September issue provides a welcome jolt of energy! Will Davidson‘s cheerful images of Aymeline Valade dancing and smiling her way around NYC’s streets are effortlessly beautiful. As always Stevie Dance‘s styling elevates the story, combining sheer dresses, tailored suiting and top hats to create a look that is light and modern with a touch of whimsy.

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Moschino window display, London ( merchandising )




 
 
 
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Monday, August 1, 2011

Images of old glamour ( snapshots )


Sherry Britton burlesque dancer 1940’s


Hedy Lamarr in “Lady of the Tropics” 1939


Ava Gardner 1940’s





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Monika Grzymala ( art now )


Polish artist Monika Grzymala will fill a London gallery with lengths of black and white sticky tape at an exhibition that opens in October. The exhibition at the Sumarria Lunn gallery will follow previous shows (pictured) at MoMA in New York, the Tokyo Art Museum, the Drawing Room in London and the Donald Judd Foundation in Texas.
Grzymala applies adhesive tape directly to gallery walls to create three-dimensional drawings that can both wrap around corners and project outwards. In previous installations kilometres of tape bridge doorways, swirl into whirlpools and spill onto the floor. The exhibition runs from 12 October to 5 November.

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