CREDITS:
Photography: Chris Jarvis
Model: Bluebell Wooi @ Boss Model Management
Wardrobe: Yllin by Nilly
Hair and Makeup: Monnika Pekker
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CREDITS:
Photography: Chris Jarvis
Model: Bluebell Wooi @ Boss Model Management
Wardrobe: Yllin by Nilly
Hair and Makeup: Monnika Pekker
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CREDITS:
See the full spread in RÆV issue #2
Photography: Tsasha Olivier
Model: Nastya Rudenko
Stylist: Abri Ferebani
Hair and Makeup: Anastasia Aléatoire
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CREDITS:
photography: Jessie Askinazi
model: Kate Adams
location: Beverly Hills / Venice Beach
FASHION CREDITS:
Day Photos:
Cream lace dress: vintage, stylist's own
Rainbow striped blouse: vintage blouse from Squaresville, Los Angeles
Black jumpsuit: Viviana Uchitel
Red outfit: vintage, stylist's own
Night:
Navy blue knit dress: KRELwear
White sheet dress: Shaina Mote
Silk Robe: Victoria's Secret
Burnt Orange tunic: vintage from Weltenbuerger
Scrubs Dress in Butterscotch: W// by Weltenbuerger
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CREDITS:
featuring Chris Traynor and Django
Photographs by Trevor Traynor
Assistance by Amanda Lopez
Hair and styling by Clark Richard Phillips
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Do Bananas Decompose? is a new editorial by European photographer Tsasha Olivier.
ph: Tsasha Olivier model: Annemijn Dijs@IMG Paris stylist: Abri Ferebani hair/mua: Patricia Lourenco
Issey Miyake Dress/YSL wedges
This editorial comes to us all the way from Hollywood, California and photographer Austin Ellis.
Mila Schon leather fringe ensemble/Lanvin bangle
Monies necklace
Chloe jumpsuit/Manolo Blahnik heels
1980's zipper dress/YSL wedges
Vollbrach robe/Lanvin necklace/Pucci sunglasses
Photographer:
Austin Ellis
Stylist:
Peggy Schnitzer
Makeup:
Barbara Yniguez
Hair:
Veronica Nun
ez
Model:
Alex Long @ Nous Model Management
Assistant:
Megan Hubbell
Editing:
Jessica Janos
Clothing provided by The Way We Wore
Enchantments Like Spices Embalming the Air is an editorial photographed by Adarsha Benjamin featuring We Are Handsome's 2013 Enchanted Collection. Starring Breanna Box and Nana Agyapong. Make up by Bethany McCarty.
Breanna Wears The Potion Corset Bikini
Breanna (right) wears the Guardian Corset Bikini
Nana wears The Spirit Silk Cover Up
Skater Braydon Szafranski and model Chelsea Schuchman star in Maison Kitsuné's Spring-Summer 2013 collection that includes their collaboration with Oliver Peoples for a new range of sunglasses. Shot at the Chateau Marmont hotel, in Los Angeles by Brad Elterman with art direction by André Saraiva.
This new editorial comes to us from Portugal based photographer and Pas Un Autre contributor Carla Pires (styling by Silvana Querido, model Vick from Elite Models Lisbon).
When approaching the creation of the Zakary le Stéle Spring/Summer 2013 Lookbook, photographer Tsasha Olivier looked to his chosen themes such as claustrophobia and mental disintegration to create a world locked inside a rural Portuguese villa. The photos swallow the viewer into a compound-like setting where the model, Lien Vieira, is unravelling, revealing her inner turmoil, an effect heightened by the hypnotic abstract prints of the collection. The theme is harshly juxtaposed with the designer's floaty, windswept vision. Soft, fluid, diaphanous silks billow in the breeze peacefully and freely, with wild tilapia fish leather accents and structured camel wool cut sharply to the body in a modern sweep. View rest of the photos after the jump.
Photography by Tsasha Olivier / Model: Lien Vieira / Stylist: Abri Ferebani / Hair & Makeup by Pat McLou
This new fashion shoot comes to us from photographer Javier Ferrer Vidal featuring jewelry by Spanish based Ma Jewellery from the collection entitled On The Road Leopard. Designer of Ma Jewellery, Marina Figueiredo says, "The leopard owns something unique and paradoxical: its speckled coat. It’s something rare, but it gives a very good camouflagte when this big cat has to go unnoticed. Its life is quite more nocturnal, above all when the hour of hunting is coming: darkness, silence and agility define this moment." See more photos after the jump.
Photography by Javier Ferrer Vidal / Models: Diego de Ramón and Pauline Deleplancque / Photo assistant: Marta Benedito / Jewelry by Ma Jewellry
Wildfox presents a new collection of intimates as part of their White Label for Fall 2012 – "This collection is for girls who only have whiskey in the freezer, milk and leftover cheesecake in the fridge, dream constantly, and love to gaze at the canals from their window in Venice. They bike everywhere, kiss strangers and waltz through the house to Frank Sinatra on vinyl."
Pedro Lourenço has been drawing attention in Paris for masterful workmanship that belies his age—the Brazilian wunderkind is barely 21. Resort finds him in typically meticulous form but upping the real-world appeal even more than he did in his breakthrough Fall show. Inspired by his roots, he recruited the Brazilian artist Lelli de Orleans e Bragança to create the exclusive—and very on-trend—tropical bird paintings that he converted into prints for his deceptively simple shifts. Deceptively simple, in part, because the parrots' tails are cut out and glued to wrap around the back side of the silk dresses (yes, they're still hand-washable).
That's just the beginning of the special touches in this collection. The outer, rubberized layer of zip-front shifts are magnetized so they can be worn flipped open to reveal the matching prints on the lining of that outer layer and on the inner dress. If that sounds tricky, the results are pretty sublime. And they'll cost you. Which is why Lourenço has been adding more affordable separates like doubled silk jersey tanks and tees and miniskirts and cigarette pants with leather waistbands. This was another bold showing from an impressive young talent. Text by STYLE.COM
Young Hunting is a unisex jewelry label by Melbourne designer Candice Agius. Each collection is "a philosophical exploration that questions and transcends realms influenced by a thematic thought." Each jewellery piece is limited and formed in Australia from high quality materials. Young Hunting is "for the rare, the intellectual and the unsharing." The new lookbook for the La Luna collection is a unique interactive look at some new pieces.
Manuela Dack has released a her new Autumn/Winter collection - which was designed to be layered and seasonally transitional. Moreover, the "layering of sheer fabrics and embellishment over leather, wool and raw silk stay true to the designers aesthetic of subtle modern chic, while showcasing the attention to detail."
Always focusing on luxury and quality Manuela Dack juxtaposes feminine fabrics such as chiffon with harder masculine materials that include leather and metal, creating beautifully constructed and experimental pieces. While at the same time pursuing and developing new technology and materials such as scented print (as featured in W magazine), which is due to feature in an exclusive line of hand printed basics unveiling later this spring.
Her graduate collection from Middlesex University looked at ritualistic scarring and marking of the skin, referencing the designers fascination with different cultures interpretations of beauty. A collection from which signature details and pieces arose.
After 10 years with Vivienne Westwood and 10 years of work as a stylist for fashion magazines Yasmine Eslami has launched a lingerie line. "If lingerie is the first thing we put on ourselves, it is also the last that is removed."
Photography by Olivier Zahm www.yasmine-eslami.com
Named after a Victorian euphemism for a woman’s skill in the bedroom, The Lake and Stars intimates balance provocation and humor, intelligence and sensuality, for a new vision of feminine style.
Streamlined lingerie and swimwear find a place among more traditional lingerie essentials, for creative pairings that revive the classic and redefine the seductive. Designed to stand alone or in complement to other clothes, the pieces themselves embody a broader view of lingerie as fashion expression, rather than costume. Their clean lines and assertive detailing describe unique stylistic characters all their own, making them as personal as they are diverse, and as accessible as they are luxurious. They are intimates meant to be seen—reflecting, as a fashion statement, on the open and sophisticated tastes of their wearer.
For Spring 2011, designers Nikki Dekker and Maayan Zilberman took last season’s idea of “fetish” and explored it as a means of “ritual”. Inspired by the ‘80s New Age approach to spirituality and well-being, and today’s resurgence of communal living and cult practices, the team created their own “family” environment to stage various rituals. Playing with the notion that lingerie can be a key player in the ritual of romance, the new slideshow album, photographed by Tom Hines, offers tongue-in cheek advice on how to stay grounded and how not to take it all too seriously.
Snake bracelet in gold and polychrome enamel, diamond eyes, ca. 1965
Slightly more demure and underrated, glimmering in the shadows of Cartier, the house of Bulgari – the 127 year old jewelry company – is taking new approaches and readapting vintage styles that have made them adored by so many of the glitterati: from hollywood to the royal palaces of Europe. By far their most elegant pieces are from the famous Serpenti collection.
Snake belt in gold and white enamel, sapphire eyes, ca. 1970
Vist the Bulgari to see an small online retrospective of Bulgari jewellry - there will also be an exhibit at this summer's Art Basel in Switzerland. en.bulgari.com