From casino glamour to classic elegance, Lily Rose Depp steps in as the new muse and face of Chanel’s 2015 Pearl Eyewear collection. The campaign is striking in its simplicity. A clean blue backdrop, luminous pearls, and Lily’s effortless presence allow the eyewear to take center stage. It is refined, minimal, and undeniably chic.
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New Gorillaz Album Recording In September
Earlier in the year it was confirmed that via instagram that a new album would be out, which is great but no further details had been provided. But Damon Albarn recently announced on Australian TV show ABC 7.30 that the ball will begin rolling this September. “I’m starting recording in September for a new Gorillaz record. I’ve just been really, really busy so I haven’t had a chance. I’d love to just get back in to that routine of being at home and coming to the studio five days a week.” We’ll keep you posted.
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Alexandre Plokhov S/S 2016 NYFW Menswear
Alexandre Plokhov’s Spring/Summer 2016 menswear collection at New York Fashion Week delivered a strong dose of alpha goth energy. Dominated by solid blacks with sharp injections of green and white, the collection maintained a sleek, disciplined aesthetic while embracing subtle rebellion. It is dark, controlled, and powerfully understated.
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Michael Bastian S/S 2016 NYFW Menswear
Michael Bastian’s Spring/Summer 2016 menswear collection at New York Fashion Week captured the spirit of the stylish vacationing gentleman. Layered, relaxed, and thoughtfully tailored, the lineup felt perfectly suited for a refined yet effortless retreat. It is polished, leisurely, and confidently dapper.
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N.Hoolywood S/S 2016 NYFW Menswear
N.Hoolywood’s Spring/Summer 2016 menswear collection at New York Fashion Week drew inspiration from 60’s art deco influences, blending graphic patterning with streamlined silhouettes. The result was a collection that felt both retro and sharply modern. It is graphic, structured, and effortlessly cool.
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Ovadia & Sons S/S 2016 NYFW Menswear
Ovadia & Sons delivered a Spring/Summer 2016 menswear collection at New York Fashion Week that felt relaxed, cool, and effortlessly boyish. The lineup embraced sporty influences while maintaining a tailored edge, creating a wardrobe that felt both youthful and refined. It is easygoing, athletic, and modern.
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Understanding Haute Couture
Haute Couture certainly has a unique place in the fashion world today. If you’ve ever seen some of the pieces in couture shows, you’ve probably baffled at why those extreme pieces were even made. Chances are, you wouldn’t wear even half the pieces displayed in these high brow couture shows. From skirts that making walking impossible to 25-pound hats, why even have those unfunctionable pieces? You’re not alone in your thoughts. Most of the pieces made for those shows are not designed to be worn, as is. They are statements made by designers, displaying their brand and vision for the fashion world. One of the best examples would be the…
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Pedro Mendes by Adriano Artexcellence
Classic suiting elements are reimagined with a modern, body conscious approach. Structured jackets, crisp trousers, and refined details contrast with moments of skin and athletic definition, creating visual tension throughout the shoot.
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MIU MIU “SUBJECTIVE REALITY” AW15 Campaign Film by Steven Meisel
We’ve already seen the campaign stills with its vintage voyeuristic charm with a sense of under the rug scandal. (and cute clothes) Now the Miu Miu film campaign titled “Subjective Reality” directed by Steven Meisel has been released playing on the same subject of secretly loitering, almost as if they were drug dealers? hookers? fashion dealers? who knows, The vagueness of the storyline is something that creates its alluring stylistic appeal. Watch the video below: Related articles Prada’s Fall 2015 Campaign Maddison Brown: Nicole Kidman Costar and Miu Miu Campaign Girl Ashley Brokaw: Fashion’s Most Unlikely Power Player Meet the Pretty New Face of Miu Miu’s First Fragrance
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Vanessa Moody by Nathaniel Goldberg
Vanessa Moody appears in a richly layered bohemian editorial for the August 2015 issue of Harper’s Bazaar. Photographed by Nathaniel Goldberg, the series evokes a sense of distant romance and worldly elegance, blending texture, movement, and natural beauty. It is lush, free spirited, and artfully composed.
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Underexposed by photographer Aaron Draper
An intimate detailed photography series paying tribute to the homeless community that tends to get looked over, ignored and forgotten. The photographer and Chico State University professor Aaron Draper is pushing for everyone to change the way people look at these people outside our system.
