“Florals? For spring? Ground-breaking.” But taken in a more couture approach for the March 2018 issue of Vogue Paris. Starring model Edie Campbell drenched in pastel floral designs all captured by fashion photographer Ethan Jame Green. See the shoot below: Magazine: Vogue Paris March 2018 Model: Edie Campbell Photographer: Ethan James Green Fashion Editor: Anastasia Barbieri Hair: Cyndia Harvey Make Up: Petros Petrohilos Related articles London Fashion Week gets the Royal seal of approval as the Queen makes a surprise visit to Richard Quinn’s front row Gogglebox star Chris Butland-Steed quits the show after 10 series Authentically handmade? How to know amid mass production People are so obsessed with these…
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Josue Martinez by Erick Monterrosa
The Josue Martinez by Erick Monterrosa series is less about spectacle and more about presence. It reads like an intimate bedside editorial, a visual conversation between form, shadow, and gaze. The photographs explore the glistening male form within the allure of a darkened interior, and the result is quietly magnetic rather than ostentatious.
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Jorge Montero, Aaron Valenzuela, Alex Sanchez & Manuel Morena by Marco Ovando
An menswear editorial titled Bae Watch makes you miss the summer heat. Starring male models Jorge Montero, Aaron Valenzuela, Alex Sanchez and Manuel Morena all captured on the beach by fashion photographer Marco Ovando. See the shoot below:
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Saoirse Ronan by Craig McDean
Lady Bird actress Saoirse Ronan poses for fashion photographer Craig McDean for AnOther Magazine’s S/S 2018 issue. See the shoot below:
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Oscar Isaac by Jason Nocito
Actor Oscar Isaac poses for a dapper and eclectic fashion editorial captured by photographer Jason Nocito for GQ Style’s spring 2018 issue. See the shoot below:
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Lucky Blue Smith by Richard Ramos
Top male model Lucky Blue Smith poses in a deseret James Dean with an eye for the camera inspired fashion editorial. All captured by fashion photographer Richard Ramos for the March 2018 issue of GQ Spain. See the shoot below:
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Art by Holly Pilot
Holly Pilot creates designs heavily inspired by vintage children books with a strange surreal edge. “Recently I’ve been collecting children’s books – primarily Disney – and comic books from the 1970s, 80s and 90s. I then select images with interesting forms of textures. I’ll begin to intuitively compile them together digitally until I’ve created an atmosphere or narrative I’m satisfied with. I like to focus on the background imagery or details from the source material, abstracting the familiar,” See some selected works below:
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Stella Lucia, Enzo Brumm, Dylan Fender & Eli Epperson by Billy Kidd
A black and white city punk editorial starring models Stella Lucia, Enzo Brumm, Dylan Fender and Eli Epperson. Captured by fashion photographer Billy Kidd for the March 2018 issue of Numéro Magazine. See the shoot below: Jungle Urbaine Publication: Numéro #191 March 2018 Model: Stella Lucia, Enzo Brumm, Dylan Fender, Eli Epperson Photographer: Billy Kidd Fashion Editor: Charles Varenne Hair: Joey George Make Up: Tyron Machhausen
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Pierre A. Bouvier by Jon Sams
A floral and romantic editorial captured by fashion photographer Jon Sams starring Pierre A. Bouvier
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Mauro Gentile by Gastohn Barrio
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Oil Paintings by Gregory Jacobsen
“I paint figures, focusing on the little bits that obsess me…a little flab hanging over a waistband, ill-fitting shoes, overbites, noses, teeth, and flesh. Either through portraiture or busy tableaux, I create a world and vocabulary of characters that live and embrace their so-called faults. Over the years, this work has developed into piles that are corpulent and visceral stand-ins for characters. Meat, junk, pasties, and genital-like fruit and vegetables are constructed into heroic yet pathetic towers. These piles also act as a sort of forensic evidence and cataloging of awkward sex, gross gluttony, ridiculous masturbation rituals, and endless humiliation and failure.” – Gregory Jacobsen
