Quentin Jones is known for his bold pop art influences and this editorial is no different. In the November 2013 issue of Flair magazine, Jones shot model Daga Ziober and the results are slightly outrageous but totally interesting:
In some of the shots I can’t tell which is more interesting, Jones’s work or the fashion, but perhaps that’s what makes Jones’s work identifiably his.
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I think my favorite thing about Marvin Scott Jarrett’s “Zero Shades of Gray” is the kind of off-beat but still incredibly stylish outfits. If I had the wardrobe this April 2013 shoot had, I just wouldn’t think to put all the pieces together. But I suppose that’s why I’m not a stylist! Michael Kozak’s genius really does seep into this Nylon number:
If I saw any of these girls in these outfits I would totally do a double take.
They all have a crazy eclectic but composed sense of style no?
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This week we are featuring one of today’s household top model names, Karlie Kloss. Kloss was scouted early and has risen to the top alongside supermodels. Today’s feature deemed ‘Miss Vogue’ captured exactly why Kloss has become such a hit. Her dynamic energy, sharp piercing eyes, and captivating stature is evident.
A supermodel and rightfully so. She was also a part of our International Women’s Day post earlier in March and here Kloss is again marching all over our pages. Because that’s what supermodels do! You just can’t get enough of them.
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New week, new day, Happy Monday!
Today we are keeping it extra simple and extra sleek in Vogue Japan’s Dressing in Black and White shot by Steven Pan. For the August 2013 issue, Marine Deleeuw featured the monochromatic closet with a real-deal business demeanor we are so happy to blog about today:
We love how Pan and Deleeuw respect the simplicity and the construction of the clothing. The style speaks for itself but so does the photography and the modeling. A refreshing change to the sometimes overly dramatized editorials in the media.
Do you agree? disagree? comment below! or send us a shoutout on twitter or facebook!
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I am so excited to share this week’s memorable monday with you all:
Entitled Néo Belphégor, Mikael Jannson shot the ever amazing Freja Beha Erichsen for the September 2010 issue of Vogue Paris. The results are so:
What’s not memorable in this editorial? Freja Beha is dressed stunningly in designers like Dior, Dolce and Gabbana, and Alexander Wang, and what’s more she’s in action with a shining black panther in the darks of the set.
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Hello Monday!
Today we’re starting off the week with none other than Agyness Deyn – model, actress, and singer- shot by Hedi Slimane (yes we’re featuring her again! check out our first post on her here). In March 2011 for Vogue China, Deyn showed punky angst and mystery wearing Burberry, Balmain, and Alexander Wang.
I think what Slimane does best is capturing the essence of her model and letting their personalities shine through the clothes and photographs. I mean, what better model is there than Deyn to show off black and white punk magic?
(maybe Freja Beha? stay tuned for next week!)
mmmmm Monday!
today we’re bringing back Karmen Pedaru in Vogue China’s September 2011 issue shot by Hedi Slimane.
serious, seductive, and stunning, Pedaru & Slimane definitely bring the best out in each other.
isn’t this editorial just to die for?
she’s just living and loving the looks that she’s in. it’s something we should all feel when we put on our outfits!
come back next week for another “memorable monday” episode~
It’s Monday! you know what that means: Memorable Monday!
This week we are honoring Ms. Linda Evangelista, one of the most influential supermodels, in continuation of our recent trip through the decades (International Women’s Day Pt. 2)
She was shot by Karl Lagerfeld – who has also made multiple appearances on our blog – for Vogue Germany in July 2013
enjoy! xx
A supermodel, and rightfully so.
fun fact: Evangelista was the one to coin the phrase: “We don’t wake up for less than $10,000 a day.”
may we all strive to live by evangelista’s motto….
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see you next week!
Today is March 8th, International Women’s Day and we are commemorating the top models through the decades who have shaped what fashion is today. If you haven’t started from Part 1 we recommend you do! You won’t want to miss iconic supermodels like Twiggy, Iman, and Cindy Crawford!
But if you’ve already seen the 1960s-1980s, let’s keep moving forward!
Turlington, now 46 and with 2 kids, is still modeling, representing Calvin Klein’s Eternity campaign and Maybelline
Evangelista has been on over 700 magazine covers and is famous for coining the phrase:
“we don’t wake up for less than $10,000 a day”
Campbell was recruited at age 15 and is still very much a current celebrity starring on television shows such as The Face and its international offshoots.
Banks is an American television personality, former talk show host, producer, author, actress, and former model – whew! she’s really just done it all.
She is also one of four African Americans and seven women to have repeatedly ranked among the world’s most influential people by Time magazine
Discovered at age 14, Moss is known for her waifish figure and role in size zero fashion. In 2013, she received an award at the British Fashion Awards to acknowledge her contribution to fashion over 25 years.
Rubik was one of the faces to land in one of the fourteen covers of V Magazine, and was declared by Vogue Paris as one of the top 30 models of the 2000s
As of October 2013, Erichsen is listed as one of the “Industry Icons” and Vogue Paris also declared her one of the top 30 models of the 2000s
In 2012, Stone came in 8th on the Forbes top-earning models list
Ward was first scouted at the age of 14, and made her Australian Fashion Week debut aged 15. She later became the youngest model to appear on the cover of the American edition of Vogue, later appearing on the covers of both Teen Vogue and Time
An English fashion model, actress, and singer, Delevingne was included in The Sunday Times Magazine as one of the “100 Makers of the 21st Century” list of influential British people in March 2014
Kloss is one of the top 30 models of the 2000s as named by Vogue Paris. She was a Victoria’s Secret Angel from 2013-2015.
Swanepoel is a South African fashion model best known for her work with Victoria’s Secret. In 2012, she came in 10th on the Forbes top-earning models list.
She is the first model of East Asian descent to walk the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show In 2010, she became the first spokesmodel of Asian descent for Estee Lauder and in 2012, The New York Times named her “China’s first bona fide supermodel”
Hadid is a Palestinian-American fashion model and TV personality. She was named one of 12 rookies in Sports Illustrated annual swimsuit issue in 2014.
and that’s a wrap!
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Happy Happy Friday! So earlier this week we featured Cara Delevingne in W Magazine’s Screen Tests and if you checked out more of their videos you probably found Emma Watsons’ and how equally charming she was.
She was just so darn adorable that we decided to make her this week’s feature for Famous Friday!
I mean, how can you resist that!
adorable, but oh-so classy!
but she’s still young, beautiful, and knows it!
even looking chic on her days off-duty
and even pulling off a straight up suit!
and really just every outfit in between
but we can’t forget the most iconic of all outfits:
Emma Watson has come a long way!
get to know more about her story at W Magazine’s Screen test:
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