Fashion

Swedish retailer, NK Stockholm, enlists Andreas Sjodin for their latest campaign which takes strict fashion rules and breaks them with a bold elegance. With art direction by Garbergs, model Sara Blomqvist gets swathed in fall layers and cotton candy hues from the likes of Max Mara, Rodebjer, Nicole Farhi, Acne, Moschino and Jimmy Choo.

The Lady is a Tramp – Photographer Toby Knott and stylist Lucinda Chambers team up for this editorial in Vogue Portugal’s September issue. Model Sarah Whale dons silhouettes that carry cheeky sex appeal with pieces from Topshop, Erickson Beamon, Hache, Marni, Diane von Fürstenberg, Faux UK, Circa Sixty Three and more. Sarah looks thoroughly modern with a white pseudo mohawk by Christian … Read More

Jac Jagaciak takes on the role of vixen in Greg Kadel’s dynamic studio images for Numéro #126. Styled by Bill Mullen, Jac delivers a lesson in posing with billowing dresses and tribal accessories from the likes of Dolce & Gabbana, Lanvin, Roberto Cavalli and Gucci. Topped off with wild hair by Duffy and flawless makeup by Mariel Barrera, Jac gets swept … Read More

Anja Rubik is the September issue’s hippie icon. Melanie Ward’s styling does its best to embrace every possible bohemian free-loving ’70s cliche in living memory, from cossack hats to suede fringing, high-waisted denim to all kinds of luxe fur coats. But there’s also a kind of modern softness that forms in floating white sunday pleats and sophisticated cuts.

Photographed largely on the day of Kate Moss‘ wedding by Mario Testino, the photo shoot effectively turns the September 2011 edition of US Vogue magazine into something of a wedding photo album for Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Hince.

This editorial, snapped by Patrick Demarchelier, demonstrates the synergy between the art and fashion industry. The importance of symmetry in fashion photography and dance is evident in each capture. Brilliantly channelling dances from various eras, model Arizona Muse does ballet, tango, cancan, disco and ballroom, all of it in intricate haute couture pieces. Initially styled for British … Read More

Natasha Poly, Mariacarla Boscono and Karen Elson play autumn enchantresses for Roberto Cavalli’s fall 2011 campaign lensed by Mert & Marcus. Donning Cavalli’s eclectic prints, drapey silhouettes and metallic embellishments, the trio delivers striking star power with their fierce poses and gazes.