Illustrator Seejay Jawn presents a humorous series featuring famous cars placed in less than glamorous situations. From speeding mishaps to vandalism and unexpected breakdowns, each illustration playfully disrupts the polished image of automotive icons. It is witty, irreverent, and sharply observant.
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Ajak Deng, Amilna Estevão, Anais Mali, Aya Jones, Binx Walton, and Tami Williams by Emma Summerton
A groovy, high-fashion editorial celebrating multicultural beauty and individuality appears in W Magazine’s August 2015 issue. Models Ajak Deng, Amilna Estevão, Anais Mali, Aya Jones, Binx Walton, and Tami Williams embrace 70’s inspired fashion while proudly showcasing voluminous natural hair, creating a powerful and stylish visual statement. It is bold, nostalgic, and empowering.
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Illustrations by artist Steve Kim
Artist Steve Kim creates bright, color-blocked mixed media illustrations that explore themes of possession, portraiture, and abstract symbolism. His work combines bold hues with layered textures to produce visually striking and conceptually rich images. It is vibrant, thought-provoking, and experimental.
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Andreja Pejic by Jeff Bark
Andreja Pejic, a trailblazing transgender model, stars in a Summer 2015 editorial for Dazed Magazine captured by Jeff Bark. Known for breaking gender norms in fashion, Pejic appears effortlessly androgynous yet fully expressive, embodying both strength and elegance in each frame. It is bold, contemporary, and socially resonant.
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Fashion Magazines: From The Bible to Collector’s Items by Teresa Brito
Do you still save up all your pennies to collect every single issue of Vogue in a dark corner of your room? Well, that’s old school my friend! Let’s be honest – anyone who sees that pile will either think you’re crazy – all that money spent and dusting to do! – or that you must be really serious about fashion – you know, like someone who makes scrapbooks or prints or designs their own clothes and needs inspiration – vintage inspiration, at that. Nowadays, trends come and go as fast as trains and planes – if not faster – which means this week’s editorial on the ��it bag’ of…
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Christian Audigier Passes Away at 57
The designer Christian Audigier best known for his Von Dutch and Ed Hardy brands that iconiclly defined a lot the early and mid 2000’s. A brand “frowned”upon now but whether you like it or not it was an awesome pop culture moment with an endless roster of celebrity clients. Earlier this year Christian Audigier was unfortunately diagnosed with the bone marrow disease Myelodysplastic Syndrome and as of recently things took a turn for the worse. Leaving us at the age of 57.
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Lucky Blue Smith for Tom Ford F/W 2015 Campaign
Lucky Blue Smith stars in Tom Ford’s Fall/Winter 2015 campaign, captured by photographer Mario Sorrenti in a striking desert setting. The stark landscape contrasts with the sleek and luxurious styling, emphasizing both the clothes and Smith’s commanding presence. It is minimal, powerful, and visually cinematic.
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“Love Shack.” THE RAGGED PRIEST S/S 2015 LOOKBOOK
UK brand The Ragged Priest unveiled their Spring/Summer 2015 lookbook titled “Love Shack,” inspired by playful 70’s teen queen vibes. Record players, summer lounging, and carefree styling set the tone, with funky, throwback clothing that feels both nostalgic and modern. It is fun, cheeky, and effortlessly retro.
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100 Years of Men’s Fashion in 3 Minutes
“100 Years of Fashion is back! This time, we’re giving the guys a go and recapping men’s style from 1915 to now. ★ Visit Mode for more: http://mode.com/mode-video From seersucker suits and double-breasted blazers to Greased Lightning and hipster chic, we’re giving you 100 years of men’s fashion in less than three minutes. This is one history lesson—and hot bod!—you don’t want to miss. “
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Can You Wear Vintage Fur and Still be Anti-Fur?
The great debate that splits the fashion world in two. It is one of the only subjects in the fashion industry that separates people and causes such an uproar in a community otherwise known for being liberal, eccentric and accepting. All in all there is unfortunately no grey area in the Anti-fur and Fur communities. So fashion lovers either have to pick a side, or avoid the question in general. (a reinstated don’t ask don’t tell policy) Why people like fur: It is timeless and has never gone out or in style. Fur has consistently been a staple statement when referring to any glamour and luxury aesthetic. It is also…
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Zuhair Murad Haute Couture F/W 2015 Paris
Zuhair Murad’s Fall/Winter 2015 Haute Couture collection showcased shimmering couture gowns fit for princesses, alongside intricately detailed jumpsuits. Sheer fabrics and embroidered lace were heavily featured, adding both delicacy and drama. Each model was styled with a crown, emphasizing the regal, fairytale-like quality of the runway. It is glamorous, intricate, and majestically feminine.
