The latest issue of Jon Magazine features male model Frankie Cammarata in playful black and white photography captured by photographer Scott Teitler. See the shoot below:
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So, How’s Lady Gaga’s Meat Dress Holding up Today?
Remember a few years back (5 specifically) when Lady Gaga made a meaty apprearance for the VMA? Head to toe in heads and toes. Meat unlike most fabrics does get funky and eventually rot. So was the dress thrown out? Feasted upon before expiring? It’s now in jerky form and being displayed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. It’s casing is climate controlled to avoid any more shriveling. See Lady Gaga’s meat dress below: Related articles 5 Outrageous VMA Fashion Moments Show-Stealing Beauty Looks From the 2015 MTV VMAs 10 Lady Gaga Looks That Are Perfect For Her Glamorous American Horror Story Character Lady Gaga to play bisexual…
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Supreme x Dr. Martens A/W 2015 Collection
Streetwear powerhouse Supreme joins forces with iconic footwear brand Dr. Martens for a bold collaboration this autumn and winter. The A/W 2015 collection reimagines classic silhouettes with a modern, urban edge.
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DoSomething Charity created by Alexander Wang Featuring Celebs from every Spectrum
Designer Alexander Wang lends his creative vision to the DoSomething charity campaign, bringing together a star-studded cast for a socially conscious initiative. The campaign features black and white portraits of celebrities wearing T-shirts emblazoned with the DoSomething logo.
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Ji Young Kwak by Kim Yeongjun
Harper’s Bazaar Korea’s September 2015 issue features Ji Young Kwak in a striking editorial captured by Kim Yeongjun. The series blends opulence and drama with Victorian-inspired styling for a luxurious, cinematic feel.
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Avery Blanchard, Eva Klimkova and Katya Ledneva by Michal Pukdelka
Vogue Japan’s October 2015 issue presents a trio of gothic romance with Avery Blanchard, Eva Klimkova, and Katya Ledneva in a darkly enchanting editorial photographed by Michal Pukdelka. The series feels both spooky and stylish, blending romantic-era gothic influences with contemporary fashion.
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HOLLOW CHILDREN by BJÖRN GRIESBACH
Illustrator Björn Griesbach presents a haunting series titled Hollow Children. The work features portraits of children whose faces are blacked out or blurred, leaving only their bright white teeth visible in a range of unsettling, hollow smiles. The contrast between innocence and eeriness creates a striking, almost cinematic tension.
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Thairine Garcia by Philippe Kliot
Vogue Brazil’s September 2015 issue brings us full 80’s workout glam with model Thairine Garcia taking center stage. Photographed by Philippe Kliot, the editorial revels in big hair, bold styling, and a playful use of mesh that channels retro athletic energy with modern polish.
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KATE MOSS by TIM WALKER
The September 2015 issue of Vogue Italia presents Kate Moss in a surreal, old-world inspired editorial captured by Tim Walker. The series blends symbolic imagery with imaginative camera angles and unusual characters, creating a dreamlike, whimsical narrative.
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Mica Design F/W 2015 Campaign
Italian menswear brand Mica Design unveils its Fall/Winter 2015 campaign with Sasha Marini as the striking face of the collection. The editorial balances contrasts, pairing sharply tailored suits with rugged, “homeless chic” ponchos for a playful yet sophisticated look.
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Robert-Maurice Debois by Brice Krum
“Robert Maurice is very far from the Gaia planet in the globular cluster M13. After catching the Arecibo message he decided to go on earth. I had the idea of this series because I was looking to create a free personage that allows me to shoot anywhere, anytime. Make an observer of our planet. Then I met Robert. I created him a Facebook account, Instagram, and I even registered with a dating site, Tinder. Through social networks he can express himself, observe the influence of appearance, for example, he likes to play dummies. My goal is far from the usual standards of beauty.” By Brice Krum Find him on popular…
