Highly anticipated -by men mostly- as it features the most beautiful women on the planet, captured by a world renowned photographer. Steven Meisel had the honors.
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Jimmy Choo is not only known for the fab shoes and bags, the label recently released its second fragrance: Flash.
Needless to say that we have a whole new generation of talented models coming from our little country; Patricia van de Vliet, Nimuë Smit, Daphne Groeneveld, Saskia de Brauw, Mirte Maas, just to name a few. And another star is rising. Her name is Milou van Groesen.
It’s always good to have some insiders that keep their ears open for us during AIFW, because we can tell you that Stylist Patti Wilson (freelance for Vogue, ID, Numero, V magazine…) is very interested in some of Jan Taminiau’s items. She works closely with Steven Meisel and reserved 10 (!) items from Jan Taminiau for a shoot with Meisel!
Did you know that photographer Steven Meisel has shot every cover of Vogue Italia since 1988? With his contribution to this month’s issue he takes over half the magazine. The ‘Runway’ editorial he made counts 80 pages.
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Naughty Lara is cheating on Chanel with Louis Vuitton, but we forgive her for giving us a fantastic Bardot personification for the ad campaign.
Another ‘fun’ cover by the hand of Steven Meisel. We applaud a little self-mockery in the fashion bizz. After his great Meiselpic editorial, this time some model-makes -slip-on-the runway action.
The featured model is Karlie Kloss, who fakes it like a real actress. Or did she really fall? Quite imaginable as she’s wearing impossible heels…
There’s something odd about the Lanvin campaign photo’s I can’t quite put my finger on. The theme is supposed to be ‘action’ . with model Jamie Bochert rushing through the corridor of a New York studio, but isn’t her head moving in the wrong direction? Now it looks like she’s moving in slowmotion…
It was well spread around the international blogs: Steven Meisel’s Twitpic editorial for the Italian Vogue. A very daring initiative, but right on the spot concerning the rising popularity of social media communities in the world of fashion.