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Showing posts with label Josh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Josh. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Friday, August 5, 2011
Sasha Pivovarova for Numero by Camilla Akrans
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
"Whiteout" by Mert & Marcus
"Close-Up" by David Dunan
"Dreaming of Another World" by Tim Walker
Has Karlie Gone Cropped? Please Say Yes!
Monday, July 11, 2011
"Fashion Session" by Alexi Lubomirski (2010)"
"Come As You Are" by Greg Kadel (2009)
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Natalia Vodianova's White Fairy Tale Love Ball Raised Over $3,000,000
On July 7, Anne Hathaway, Tommy Hilfiger and Christian Louboutin were among the guests streaming into the The White Fairy Tale Love Ball, a fundraiser thrown by model Natalia Vodianova. Fashion designer Valentino Garavani hosted the event at his Chateau de Wideville just outside of Paris.
The event benefited Vodianova’s Naked Heart Foundation, a nonprofit charity that creates playgrounds for children in Vodianova’ s mother country, Russia. Guests could bid on 45 dresses donated by a slew of international designers including Balmain, Balenciaga and Valentino himself. Vodianova also designed jewelry for the auction. The ball, an annual event since 2008, raised $3.3 million dollars for the charity.
The dress code for the fairy-tale themed event was elegant silver and white only. The guests entered into a spectacular ballroom while fake snow alighted upon them to create the feeling of a winter wonderland. The surprise of the evening? Valentino created a jaw-dropping floor-length bright red gown for Vodianova so she would be the only one in color. Vodianova also wore a stunning pearl and diamond tiara that she designed with friend and jeweler Yulia Fosty to look like snowflakes.
Friday, July 8, 2011
"Pure Wonder" by Ellen von Unwerth (2007)
Friday, July 1, 2011
"I Am A Marionette" by Mert & Marcus (2007)
Monday, June 27, 2011
Karlie Kloss & Anna Jagodzinska for Donna Karan, F/W 10.11 Campaign
Karlie Kloss in "French Open" by Arthur Elgort (2009)
Karlie Kloss in Haute Couture - W Magazine (2010)
Karlie Kloss in "Spring Romance" by Lachlan Bailey (2010)
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Dsquared² Spring 2012 Menswear Collection
MILAN, June 21, 2011
By Tim Blanks
Dean and Dan Caten are twenty-first-century vaudevillians, incapable of presenting a new collection without couching it in a saucy variety show. Today's revolving stage coughed up some sexy Scandinavian fisherman, a buffet of Mykonos beefcake, a couple of lower-the-temperature Roman ragazzi, a handful of droogy rockers, and Kazaky, four dizzy queens from the Ukraine whose post-Gaga get-outta-my-way-bitch shtick involved a gravity-defying dance routine performed in skintight leather pants and sky-high heels. Phew! Oh, there were some clothes shown, too.
And there's the rub. At this stage in the Catens' career, what they do shouldn't be so overshadowed by how they do it. Later this month, they're launching a purely sartorial "Classic Collection," which will highlight the fact that they're capable of great, straight(-ish) tailoring. Smart move, especially when the tailoring was positively refreshing amid today's hymn to the depilated male body beautiful. Their outerwear, too, continues to be a winning blend of form and function.
There's no doubt that the twins live the Dsquared² dream, which counts for integrity in its own OTT way. But while they're hiding their light under a great big homoerotic bushel that lost its wow factor a while back, it's hard not to feel they're selling themselves a little short. Maybe that's what the "Classic Collection" is about—a new kind of stature. God knows they've worked for it.
By Tim Blanks
Dean and Dan Caten are twenty-first-century vaudevillians, incapable of presenting a new collection without couching it in a saucy variety show. Today's revolving stage coughed up some sexy Scandinavian fisherman, a buffet of Mykonos beefcake, a couple of lower-the-temperature Roman ragazzi, a handful of droogy rockers, and Kazaky, four dizzy queens from the Ukraine whose post-Gaga get-outta-my-way-bitch shtick involved a gravity-defying dance routine performed in skintight leather pants and sky-high heels. Phew! Oh, there were some clothes shown, too.
And there's the rub. At this stage in the Catens' career, what they do shouldn't be so overshadowed by how they do it. Later this month, they're launching a purely sartorial "Classic Collection," which will highlight the fact that they're capable of great, straight(-ish) tailoring. Smart move, especially when the tailoring was positively refreshing amid today's hymn to the depilated male body beautiful. Their outerwear, too, continues to be a winning blend of form and function.
There's no doubt that the twins live the Dsquared² dream, which counts for integrity in its own OTT way. But while they're hiding their light under a great big homoerotic bushel that lost its wow factor a while back, it's hard not to feel they're selling themselves a little short. Maybe that's what the "Classic Collection" is about—a new kind of stature. God knows they've worked for it.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Vogue Italia August 2010 - "Suggestions" by Phil Poynter
"Suggestions" by Photographer Phil Poynter Vogue Italia, August 2010 Stylist : Sara Maino ; Set Designer : Randall PeacockMakeup : Rose-Marie Swift; Hair : Ward Stegerhoek Models : Egle Tvirbutaite, Anne-Marie Van Dijk, Daria Zhemkovaa |
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