• Ondria Hardin by Mariano Vivanco
    FASHION

    Ondria Hardin by Mariano Vivanco

    Model Ondria Hardin on the cover and in the pages of Vogue Russia’s November 2015 issue as the pink femme fatale in curls. All photographed by fashion photographer Mariano Vivanco. See the series below: Magazine: Vogue Russia model: ondria hardin (dna) photographer: mariano vivanco (jedroot) stylist: olga dunina hair: franco gobbi (streeters) make-up: niki m’nray manicure: mar y soul (cloutierremix) Related articles LINKguide (September 19, 2015) Jennifer Lawrence and Dior Would Like to Remind You That Handbag Season Is Coming RM Williams goes Adelaide, boots and all Photos: Never-Before-Seen Images From Irving Penn

  • Pedro Pinto by Ricardo Santos
    FASHION,  Menswear

    Pedro Pinto by Ricardo Santos

    Male model Pedro Pinto starring in a photoshoot titled SILENCE where we find the pull of masculinity and a sense of delicateness. All white with lace and flowing designs. Captured by fashion photogarpher Ricardo Santos for Podium Latino America. See the series below:

  • CULTURE

    #Horror (Movie Trailer) Starring Chloë Sevigny

    A cyber horror film #Horror is Tara Subkoff’s directional debut surrounding social media bullying with horrific outcomes. All based on a true story and starring well-known actresses Chloë Sevigny, Natasha Lyonne, Lydia Hearst and Taryn Manning. Set to be released November 20th. “You’ve got followers… Cyberbullying goes offline during one deadly night. Inspired by a shocking true story, #Horror follows a group of preteen girls living in a suburban world of money and privilege. But when their obsession with a disturbing online game goes too far, virtual terror becomes all too real. Chloë Sevigny leads an ensemble cast that includes Natasha Lyonne, Taryn Manning, and Timothy Hutton in Tara Subkoff’s directorial debut.”

  • FASHION

    Fernanda Ly by Nicole Bentley

    Cotton candy haired it girl Fernanda Ly poses in a soft and sweet fashion photo shoot (and cover) for the November 2015 issue of Vogue Australia photographed by Nicole Bentley. See the series below: Magazine: Vogue Australia November 2015 Model: Fernanda Ly Photographer: Nicole Bentley Fashion Editor: Meg Gray Hair: Koh Make-up: Linda Jefferyes Nails: Fiona Hay

  • FASHION,  Menswear

    Jordan Barrett by Steven Klein

    A haunting fashion photo shoot for VMAN Magazine captured by fashion photographer Steven Klein featuring male model Jordan Barrett in a spooky vintage shoot with punk inspirations. Stylist assistant Bill Rodgers Set Design assistants Colin Lytton & Zach Lamming Production assistant Corne Hundersmark Lighting equipment B2PRO Production equipment Jack Studios Catering Polaris Bites Website: vman.com

  • Loving Lies by Torbjorn Rodland
    FASHION

    Loving Lies by Torbjorn Rodland

    A sensual and stylish photo series depicting the loving lies these models portray. Pulling from both the youth and wealth obsession we are all presented with. See the photo shoot by Torbjorn Rodland for the F/W 2015 issue of Double Magazine below:   Torbjorn Rodland – Photographer Emilie Kareh – Fashion Editor/Stylist Ramsell Martinez – Hair Stylist Fara Homidi – Makeup Artist Elaine Irwin – Model Nadine Leopold – Model  

  • ART,  CULTURE

    Psychedelic Pop Stars by Le Cube

    Awesome neon GIF portraits with a slightly offbeat creepy twist by artist Le Cube as commissioned works for MTV. Featuring pop icons like Nicki Minaj, Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Miley Cryus and more in stylishly morbid moving portraits. “let’s make fun of some pop icons using cool animations in gif style” MTV’s legal department deemed the peices to risky and they have not been aired. But they are too awesome to hide, and still are visable online.

  • ART

    Cloud Installation Made of 1,100 Umbrellas

    Artists  Kaisa Berry and Timo Berry team up for an exciting playful installation featuring the use of 1,100 umbrellas creating a massive white cloud hanging above this years Helsinki Design Week. “The aim is to take a gentle approach to the often over-serious design scene, through joy and surprise. At the same time, this gives adults a chance to play and act silly.”