Chris Pratt trades his usual charm for a mix of rugged Americana and playful safari vibes in this GQ June 2015 cover story. The shoot balances masculine grit with designer styling, creating an energy that is approachable but still aspirational. There is humor and ease running through the frames, as if Pratt is in on the joke but still knows exactly how to carry the clothes.
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Wearable Planter Jewelry, the Stylish Adults Tamagotchi
A little extreme, but that’s why it’s awesome. WearablePlanter.com offers a unique and green friendly jewelry line that actually grows with you. They have many living options from flowers and other dainty greeneries. Also featuring bike attachments for all you thrill seeking bearded speed demons. It’s like having a chic echo friendly Tamagotchi. (it can die too.)
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Vanessa Moody by Amy Troost
Vanessa Moody steps into a world where 70’s monk-inspired minimalism meets subtle rock ’n’ roll energy. The editorial for i-D Magazine Spring 2015 is an effortless mix of expressive patterns, flowing shapes, and statement accessories. Amy Troost’s photography captures Vanessa in moments that feel lived-in yet intentional, letting her personality shine without needing artificial drama. It is a series that balances quiet elegance with playful edge, showing how fashion can tell a story without shouting.
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Tom Ford’s Second Movie Deal is Happening
His critically acclaimed debut film 2009’s A Single Man made quite the splash and we were left to think this was the well known designer authentically and beautifully dabbling in the movie world. Fortunately the dabble has come to be something a little more permanent, reports Entertainment Weekly. His directorial efforts in the film titled Nocturnal Animals has been snatched up after receiving many accolades and the Cannes Film Festival. Focus Features fronted an estimated 20 million for the worldwide rights. Can’t wait! Related articles CANNES WATCH: Colin Farrell happy to be single Newswire: George Clooney leaves Tom Ford alone with Nocturnal Animals Matthew McConaughey’s movie booed at Cannes Film Festival What Do China And ‘Furious 7’…
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Alessio Pozzi by Nicola de Rosa
Italian model Alessio Pozzi steps into the spotlight in a fashion editorial that balances modern style with effortless charisma. Photographed by Nicola de Rosa for Urban Magazine, the series captures Alessio in loose, flowing designer pieces that move naturally against the city backdrop. The styling feels relaxed yet intentional, giving the clothing room to breathe while emphasizing Alessio’s poise and versatility.
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Wearable Cartoon Pants!
DejaNeufHeures has created a line of hand-painted pants that bring cartoon aesthetics into the real world. Each pair is carefully crafted to mimic the exaggerated, whimsical qualities of animated characters, turning ordinary clothing into wearable art. The designs capture the bold lines, bright colors, and playful energy of cartoons while maintaining functional wearability for everyday life or special occasions
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ASOS F/W 2015 LOOKBOOK
ASOS’s Fall/Winter 2015 lookbook embraces a playful mix of references from past decades. The collection channels everything from glitchy 90’s streetwear to the sleek silhouettes of the 60’s and the bohemian textures of the 70’s. Each look feels carefully curated yet accessible, reflecting ASOS’s signature ability to combine trend awareness with wearable everyday fashion.
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Maria Veranen by Willy Vanderperre
Maria Veranen takes on a futuristic, space-inspired aesthetic in this striking editorial for i-D Magazine Spring 2015. The shoot, photographed by Willy Vanderperre, embraces synthetic textures, all-white ensembles, and playful nods to science fiction while maintaining a contemporary fashion sensibility. Maria’s presence is delicate yet commanding, perfectly balancing the surreal environment with the bold styling.
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Barbara Palvin by Derek Henderson
Barbara Palvin shines in a refined and contemporary fashion editorial captured for Vogue Australia June 2015. Photographer Derek Henderson frames her in a series of clean, elegant compositions that highlight both the model’s natural poise and the sophistication of the garments. Each shot balances simplicity with style, allowing Barbara’s presence to anchor the editorial while emphasizing the textures, colors, and details of the clothing.
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Marique Schimmel, Garrett Neff by Nagi Sakai
Models Marique Schimmel and Garrett Neff exude effortless glamour in this sun-soaked editorial for Harper’s Bazaar Germany June/July 2015. The photoshoot captures a sense of leisure and sophistication, placing the models in luxurious poolside settings that highlight both fashion and lifestyle. Every shot conveys the ease of high-end summer living while keeping the focus squarely on the clothes, accessories, and the natural charisma of the models.
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Snejana Onopka, Vanessa Moody, Ondria Hardin, Anna Selezneva and Maartje Verhoef by Iango Henzi + Luigi Murenu
A striking assembly of some of the most compelling models in the industry comes together for Vogue Germany June 2015. Snejana Onopka, Vanessa Moody, Ondria Hardin, Anna Selezneva, and Maartje Verhoef each bring a distinct presence to the series, creating a visual dialogue that is as dynamic as it is elegant. Photographers Iango Henzi and Luigi Murenu capture both individuality and cohesion, turning the editorial into a showcase of contemporary high fashion.
