Ethereality, captivity of colours and sublime compositions – Forget me not. This is definitely one of a kind brand that encapsulates the fashion illustration, the magic vibe of fairy tales, modern aesthetics of printing technology and traditional hand-drawing. Continue reading “FASHION FOCUS: FORGET ME NOT – SUBLIME PRINTS.”
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FASHION: CATHERINE MCNEIL BY AN LE – NUMERO RUSSIA.
Numero Russia featured the captivating Catherine McNeil (Society Management)
Photography: An Le
Fashion editor: Emelie Hultqvist
Hair: Hiro + Mari
Make-up: Sammy Mourabit
Production & Casting: Victoria Pavon
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FASHION: BALMAIN HAIR COUTURE – COCO ROCHA BY AN LE.
BALMAIN HAIR COUTURE – COCO ROCHA BY AN LE.
An Le’s new ICONS campaign for Balmain Hair Couture featuring supermodel Coco Rocha in platinum blond.
Creative Director Nabil Harlow
Make-up: Frankie Boyd
Production & Casting: Victoria Pavon
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FASHION: ANNE V. photograped by AN LE – VOGUE PORTUGAL.
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FASHION: Zaful Boho dress.
Magdalena in Zaful Boho dress
The blue accent of the dress in bohemian prints is accentuated with the rustic vibe of the rooftop of proper Maltese old town house and adorable greyish Persian companion with hypnotizing hazelnut eyes :). Enjoy!
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FASHION: Cover Story – Milla Jovovich by An Le – Vogue Ukraine
FASHBACK: Crystal Renn photographed by Choi Yong Bin for Harpers Serbia.
FASHBACK: AN LE – Balmain Hair Couture Summer 16 Campaign.
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FASHION FOCUS: Givenchy Faces – Spring/ Summer 2016 RTW.
The tribal attitude mingled with the haute couture dignity is the result of Givenchy Spring/Summer 2016. The intricacy of laced constructions is not only presented on the signature attires, but also on the imaginative masks created by Riccardo Tisci. The face – wear is designed from precious embroideries – complex and labyrinthine patterns and meticulous oramentation. Continue reading “FASHION FOCUS: Givenchy Faces – Spring/ Summer 2016 RTW.”
FASHION VIDEO: MOVEment – Chalayan x AyaBambi and Ryan Heffington.
FASHION VIDEO: MOVEment – Chalayan x AyaBambi and Ryan Heffington. Continue reading “FASHION VIDEO: MOVEment – Chalayan x AyaBambi and Ryan Heffington.”
Fashion Photography: Sasha Melnychuk for ELLE Bulgaria.
From head to toe: make the most of what you’ve got
Ever wished you could look like a movie star? The fact is that most movie stars don’t really look that good. They appear as good as they do onscreen because they’re very carefully made up and very carefully lit. Even an “average” person can look good with enough attention, no matter what their size, shape, age or sex. If you don’t have an expert team available to help, there are still quite a few things you can do to make the most of your appearance – and enjoy the process.
Delicious and healthy food
Eating well isn’t just about trying to become or stay slim. Everybody looks better if they’re eating a balanced diet because it means the body gets all the nutrients it needs to stay in prime condition, with glowing skin, shining hair and bright eyes. Eating like this doesn’t have to be a chore. Think of it as a chance to explore different kinds of food you never got round to before. You can still have sweet treats – there are lots of delicious fruits and berries out there that are great dried or in sorbets or smoothies. Nuts are also great for nutrition and taste delicious fresh or roasted.
Pamper your skin
One of the best things you can do for your skin is to drink lots of water, which will help it stay soft and healthy, but another option is to apply essential oils for skin directly, providing nourishment right where it’s needed. You can also try using cucumber, which really does revive tired eyes if placed on the lids, and also fixes dark and puffy skin underneath them. If you have patches of rough skin, you can use small amounts of baking soda as a natural exfoliant; apply it in the shower, gently rub it in and then rinse it away.
Revive your hair
Even if your hair is thin and sparse, you can make it look better by softening it. Mashed banana makes a wonderful natural conditioner if you rub it in, leave it for ten minutes and then wash it out again, but the real secret is to use coconut oil and leave it in overnight; just wrap a towel around it so you don’t stain your pillows. You may need two shampoos and rinses to get it out the next day, but afterwards it will look and feel amazing.
Look great as you get in shape
Exercise makes you look better in lots of ways. Aside from helping you control your weight, it makes you more energetic, gives you a natural glow, tones your muscles and it helps you stand taller, which flatters every kind of figure. It will also give you a confidence boost, the key to that natural sexiness some people seem to exude. If you want to feel a little more confident about starting exercise, why not treat yourself to some new exercise gear? There’s lots of great stuff in the shops this season and you don’t have to spend a lot to look good.
Everybody deserves to feel good about the way they look. Isn’t it time you gave yourself a treat?
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Fashion Photography: ASIA NOTE BY ANDY LONG HOANG FOR FTV INDOCHINA MAGAZINE.
ASIA NOTE BY ANDY LONG HOANG FOR FTV INDOCHINA MAGAZINE
CREDITS:
Magazine: FTV INDOCHINA MAGAZINE
Editorial: Asia Note
Photographer Andy Long Hoang
Styling by Marek Matwiejczuk
Jewelry are by Boucheron, Bjorg
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Fashion Photography: Bar Refaeli for Marie Claire Mexico by Hunter & Gatti
One of the aspect of fashion modeling is about keeping the angles while keeping the sensuality of the pose… Bar Rafelli catches both aspects very well – every single shoot is very suggestive, yet not vulgar. The splash of vivid colors only spoices up the sporty vibe on high standards.
Credits:
Magazine: Marie Claire Mexico
Photography by Hunter & Gatti
Model Bar Refaeli
Styling Alvaro Montano & Alicia Leon
Makeup by Jo Baker
Hair styling by Peter Butler
Manicure by Jenna Hipp
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Fashion Focus: Coachella 2015
Coachella, in more expanded version Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, is considered to be one of the biggest events that happens annually, only from the music point of view, but fashion statement as well. Every year this large scale event is held going back to 1999, when Paul Tollett decided to set up an extra-ordinary ocassion that will feature many genres of music, including rock, indie, hip hop, and electronic dance music, as well as art installations and sculptures. The event of Coachella is regarded as the second-most in-demand concert to participate for many reasons. One of the them is the multiplifcity of fashion that flourishes around hippie and boho styles. Modern gypsies, up-to-date hippies, start and celebrities gather all together on the picturesque valley of California and enjoy their time in the Coachella event. Take a look on our Fashion Focus on Coachella 2015.
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Fashion Photography: Olivia Palermo photographed by An Le for Elle Vietnam.
Olivia Palermo- Fashionista, Model, Entrepreneur…
CREDITS:
Photograph: An Le (www.anlestudio.com)
Style: Ise white
Make-up: ituski (bridge artists)
Fashion Focus: Black-Red-White Mood.
Black -Red – White. Catchy yet classical selection of colors can be found in some fashion tendencies lately. The tri-color palette can be depicted on the face-painting factor as seen on Toni Garn, sporty chic clothing as well as in ad campaigns of Dior from Fall 2013 Campaign. The blonde model – Toni Garn captured by Hunter & Gatti clashes the image of blue-eyed sensitivity with the tribal vibe. The photography merges with the collage of oil painting and stitching style.
Toni Garrn for Tush Magazine by Hunter & Gatti
Images via Designscene.com
The tri-color trend can be easily reached in fast-fashion response as well. Simply and chic aesthetic perfectly matches with the sporty feel.


MARIACARLA BOSCONO FOR DIOR FALL 2013 CAMPAIGN
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Saskia De Brauw in Harper’s Bazaar’s editorial: ” Black, White & Red All Over”.
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Fashion Photography: MEGHAN COLLIOSN IS A SYBERIAN UNDINE CAPTURED BY AN LE – NUMERO RUSSIA –
Art director: Christopher Sollinger
Stylist: Phuong My
Make-up Artist: Hung Vanngo (The Wall Group)
Hair: Nicolas Eldin (Art Department)
Manicurist: Geraldine Holdford (The Wall Group)
Set designer: Dylan Auman
Scenic painter: Robert Christie
Production by Luz Pavon & Victoria Pavon NYC
Behind the scene: Antonio Deblaz
Talent: Meghan Collison (NEXT)
Fashion Designer: Sylvio Giardina Fall Winter 2015/16
“Fall/Winter 2015-2016
“Black Mirror” by SYLVIO GIARDINA
Art and its artifacts always infuse Sylvio Giardina’s work. In his new creative project, a small, dark,
slightly convex object with a black tinted surface fascinated Sylvio: it was the “Claude mirror”,
which abstracts landscape sceneries, while unifying shapes and lines and blurring details. The new
creative process starts from this vision, where fabrics and shapes blend and colors sway. Black
plays a predominant role in the collection, yet the polished and mirroring fabrics create optical
and vibrant effects, giving way to pure geometric shapes, defined by brown, navy blue and hazel
hues. Some outfits are embellished with Plexiglas necklaces, playing out a double role,
complementing the dress and working as an accessory. Fiercely believing in having fun by letting
ideas run free, Sylvio introduces to the public a mini collection of accessories, made of earrings in
mirroring black Plexiglas and tortoiseshell necklaces.
Fabrics: velvet, multiprene, leather, scuba, jersey, lace, tulle, mesh;
Colors: black, navy blue, mustard, brown, camel, hazel, burgundy.”
Fashion Inspiration: IVAN – Geometry-inspired jewellery line unveiled in their first collection “MMXV”.
The brand-new jewellery line by „IVAN” is highly inspired by the simplicity of geometry a fashion–focused concept of mathematical forms and shapes. The creative mind behind the IVAN brand is a Swedish artist – Ivan Pettersson who investigated about the the boundries between simplicity and the aspects of beauty in order to create unisex pieces of wearable architecture.
According to the Ancient Greek, the geometry that stands for γεωμετρία can be divided into two parts geo- “earth”, -metron “measurement”. This branch of mathematics is concerned with notions of shape, size, relative position of figures, and the properties of space and is a perfect base for an innovative concept of IVAN jewellery. Not only because of its aesthetics itself, but also feedback as a fashion statement. By focusing on the pureness of traditional silversmithery, every single item of the collection is treated with special attention and produced as a piece of art. The jewellery pieces are handcrafted using a one-use only wax mould and high quality 925 silver – some items are finished with gold plating.
Worth-mentioning is also a captivating idea of a lookbook campaign of IVAN line as presented on their website http://www.ivan-geometry.com and Instagram http://www.instagram.com/ivangeometry. The half painted model with androgynous type of beauty is painted with pitch black color on hands and torso. The precise division between his skin and black color represents the unisex inclinations of purity in mathematical measures as well emphasize the clean conception of geometry.
Take a look at the impressive gallery of Ivan Geometry-inspired jewellery line unveiled in their first collection “MMXV”:
Fashion Inspiration: FALL 2015 RTW JACQUEMUS inspired by Picasso face conceptualism.
Fashion Video: INTIMACY 2.0 interactive fashion and dresses by Roosegaarde
Fashion Video :
INTIMACY 2.0 interactive fashion and dresses by Roosegaarde
http://www.studioroosegaarde.net/
‘Intimacy 2.0’ features Studio Roosegaardeʼs new, high-tech wearable dresses composed of leather and smart e-foils which are daringly perfect to wear on the red carpet. The e-foils become transparent and opaque in response to the heartbeat of the model wearing the e-dress.
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