Fluff, Volume, Drama Inez and Vinoodh’s beach editorial with Natasha Poly for Vogue Paris is all about high-impact glamour. The styling leans into fluff, puff, and volume, with luxurious furs dominating the looks. Every detail, from clothing to hair, is deliberately dramatic, creating a visual feast that feels both extravagant and effortless.
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LOULOU ROBERT IN GLAMOUR UK BY JEAN FRANÇOIS CAMPOS
Loulou Robert commands the frame in this bold, playful fashion spread shot by Jean François Campos for Glamour UK. The editorial bursts with color, chunky silhouettes, and confident styling that turns winter into a canvas for creativity.
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GEORGIA TAYLOR BY ELENA RENDINA
The editorial draws on stage aesthetics, with Taylor posing as if mid-performance. Soft pastels and carefully chosen textures give each look a refined, painterly quality. Every pose and composition feels deliberate, highlighting both clothing and movement.
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Hsiao Ron Cheng X LES’ Fashion Collection
Artist Hsiao Ron Cheng famous for her pastel portraits and dreamlike asthetic has translated her unique style into a fashion story. The collection reflects the core of the artists work, in colors and placing peices of work on the clothing as prints. See the whimisicaly graphic collection below:
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Deep Breeding for Garage Magazine
Deep Breeding featuring top models. Styled to match their pup coutner parts. Is it racest?! nah. Models: Emily Didonato, Jourdan Dunn Ola Rudnicka Aleksandra Ola Rudnicka Cara Delevingne Liu Wen Charlotte Free Kid Plotnikova Deep Breeding Garage Magazine
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Francisco Lachowski for the Mavi Campaign
The Mavi menswear campaign features Francisco Lachowski in denim, presenting a classic, confident, and wearable aesthetic. The styling highlights clean cuts and comfortable fits, avoiding gimmicks while embodying modern masculinity. Lachowski's relaxed demeanor enhances the campaign’s appeal, making the denim appear effortless and timeless, showcasing refined yet authentic fashion.
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Surprisingly Timeless Fashion Items
Trends are fun, and trendy. But we know they come and go and if you plan on time traveling in the near future it’s probably best to stay to timeless with your fashion choices. No shame in trends though, they defy a period of time, a decade. We usual dispise once it’s dying but enjoy looking back on once it’s completely gone. Like that crazy bitch aunt you have. This will be about new timeless pieces we can add if you already havent. We are going to steer away from saying things like “pants” “socks” “watches” etc. like come on. Chuck Taylor Converse Shoes: Some of you may think…
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The Man Clutch (document holder)
When it comes to accessories men can sometimes feel limited in their options. Because if they dare go that extra little bit they may give off that Liberace vibe. Which isn’t bad, but is most definitely not for everyone. The Man Clutch, it’s a step away from the common business briefcase and messenger bag seen schlepped around. These document bags/portfolio bags are simplistic, sleek and noticeably wider than a womans clutch. Which for some odd reason makes you want to smack people or throw it down on a desk. Are you down with THE MAN CLUTCH? Here are some designer (and not so designer) man clutches that are perfect, see…
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ADIDAS ORIGINALS by JEREMY SCOTT A/W 2014
I’m glad sassy sportswear is in. Is it practical? who cares. When Jeremy Scott is in control you can always count on tilting your head in curiosity. BDSM and mesh played a large roll in these menswear pieces. Check out the Adidas Originals by Jeremy Scott AW14 below:
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Trevor Cross photoshoot for GolfPunk Magazine
Trevor Cross embodies a striking blend of punk and gangster aesthetics in a GolfPunk magazine photoshoot. Photographed by Ivanho Harlim and Shysilia Novita, the editorial features bold fashion choices from luxury brands, presenting a narrative rich in cinematic tension and irreverent style that celebrates character-driven storytelling in menswear.
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‘Pretty Wasted’ photoshoot by Fabien Baron
“Pretty Wasted” feels uncomfortably familiar, which is probably why it works. This fashion shoot for Interview Magazine, photographed by Fabien Baron, landed somewhere between scandalous and hilarious, depending on your tolerance for mess. Personally, I laughed. Loudly. Honestly, they could have just followed me around on a weekend and called it research. Though in that case the shoot might have lost the “pretty” part entirely. That is beside the point.
