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sábado, 8 de febrero de 2014

SASKIA DE BRAUW POR TERRY RICHARDSON



"SASKIA"



SASKIA DE BRAUW (VIVA)



VOGUE PARIS FEBRERO 2014



SASKIA ES HOLANDESA



FOTÓGRAFO TERRY RICHARDSON



SASKIA ES LA MODELO NUMERO DOS SEGÚN UN RANKING REALIZADO POR EL PORTAL MODELS.COM



FOTOS CORTESÍA DE TFS

SUR LES QUAIS / EN LOS MUELLES


KATI NESCHER (VIVA)



"SUR LES QUAIS"

"EN LOS MUELLES"



VOGUE PARÍS FEBRERO 2014



KATI NESCHER ES UNA MODELO ALEMANA DE ORIGEN RUSO DE 29 AÑOS



FOTÓGRAFO LACHLAN BAILEY

viernes, 7 de febrero de 2014

ILUSIÓN GRÁFICA: ANNA SELEZNEVA BY NAGI SAKAI



VOGUE MÉXICO FEBRUARY 2014



"ILUSIÓN GRAFICA"

ANNA SELEZNEVA (WOMEN)


ANNA ES UNA MODELO RUSA QUE CON UN METRO Y SETENTA Y SIETE CM DE ESTATURA A CONQUISTADO AL MUNDO DE LA MODA.






PHOTOGRAFER NAGAI SAKAI




COURTESY TFS

ART NOUVEAU: PATRICIA VAN DER VLIET BY TONY KIM


PATRICIA VAN DER VLIET (THE NEW SOCIETY)



"ART NOUVEAU"


VOGUE MÉXICO FEBRUARY 2014



"RENUEVA TU VISIÓN VANGUARDISTA CON FERVOR"


PHOTOGRAPHER TONY KIM


martes, 4 de febrero de 2014

ARMANI PRIVÉ SPRING 2014 COUTURE



ARMANI PRIVÉ 


SPRING 2014 COUTURE



It often takes a while for the rhythm of an Armani collection to get a grip. Tonight's Armani Privé couture show, the fulcrum of yet another of Giorgio Armani's One Night Only spectaculars, was no exception.



The beginning was casual, tentative: little silk tops with plissé pants or skirts, a silk jacquard blazer paired with a gazar skirt. Then a new dimension kicked in. The models—heads wrapped in scarves, with dangly earrings, in full skirts and low-heeled shoes—began to evoke the gypsy spirit of arch fashion icon Loulou de la Falaise.



That is hallowed ground for any designer, given de la Falaise's goddess/muse status with Yves Saint Laurent. You have to be a titan to take it on. Armani clearly has the cojones to claim the look. 



He did it with his default position: navy blue. It's nonsense that this man is permanently damned with greige. It's North African navy where he has found his sweet spot—the midnight blue of a velvety desert sky, untroubled by ambient light, alive with stars. 



Tonight's collection, named Nomade for all the tribes who drift under heaven's dome, moved on from midnight to gloss the silveriness of those stars with a Byzantine decorative edge. Alana Zimmer in a sheath of silver with Swarovski-studded bodice and head tightly bound in crystals looked like a Hollywood vamp. 



 It was enough to make you wonder whether the play of dark and light in an Armani collection isn't ultimately all about the boy Giorgio alone in a movie theater while war rages outside. And if this is the way he exorcises his demons, then all power to him.







BY STYLE.COM