Awe, look at these baby faced actors trying to serve good face to score a film. It’s all made ten times better with the notable 80’s and early 90’s fashion ideals. See the throwback dreamboats below: source:
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Vanessa Axente by Stas Komarovski
In a minimal, unfurnished house, Vanessa Axente takes center stage in this July 2015 editorial for Models.com. Photographed by Stas Komarovski, the shoot highlights Axente draped in casual furs, blending understated luxury with a relaxed, natural setting. It is intimate elegance with a cozy, high-fashion edge.
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Louis Vuitton Bags F/W 2015-2016 Ad Campaign
All about the LV bag. The Fall Winter 2015-2016 campaign placed handbags front and center, celebrating craftsmanship, structure, and timeless appeal. Captured by Bruce Weber and Juergen Teller, the imagery balanced intimacy with bold editorial presence. It was accessory as icon.
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Better Late Than Never, Beyoncé’s Pro-Gay Dance Video
Due to recent political events gay marriage is now marriage. LGBT friendly celebrities have proclaimed their support and happiness through social media. Just as the posts die down and people unrainbow their profile pics Beyoncé steps in. Shared to Bey’s Instagram we have her dancing joyfully to her song 7/11. Decked out in countless all rainbow outfits with the caption stating “Never Too Late #LoveWins ❤️” Never Too Late #LoveWins ❤️ A video posted by Beyoncé (@beyonce) on Jul 1, 2015 at 10:35am PDT Related articles Beyoncé Just Shut Down All #LoveWins Reactions In 15 Seconds Beyoncé is celebrating marriage equality now that she has the right cape Notable Internet…
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“Not all those who w[o]nder are lost” by Daniel Good John
An expressive series by Melbourne based artist Daniel Good John. “This series of photographs marks the first in an ongoing body of work that explores male identity as experienced through the still and moving image-focusing on the boundaries that exist between male representation, gender identification, sexuality and a man’s physical and emotional interaction with other males.” – Daniel Good John See the entire series here Model: Thi Baudelaire from Bordeaux, France (insta: thi_baudelaire) Clothing: Models own Location: Cape Shanck, Victoria (Australia) Camera: 35mm colour negative film (unedited)
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Emma Champtaloup by Jacopo Moschin
A stylishly relaxed editorial for Amica July 2015 spotlighted Emma Champtaloup in a dewy, simplistic series captured by Jacopo Moschin. The imagery felt effortless and intimate, focusing on natural beauty and understated elegance. It was minimalism with a soft glow.
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Exploding Popular Cartoons by artist Matt Gondek
Los Angeles based artist Matt Gondek creates playfully disturbing works that reimagine iconic cartoon characters in explosive, fragmented compositions. His signature style often depicts beloved figures mid-detonation, suspended in colorful chaos that feels both nostalgic and unsettling. It is pop culture turned inside out.
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“Les Voûtes Filantes” by Atelier YokYok
“Les Voûtes Filantes,” translating to “The Shooting Vaults,” is an immersive installation set in the South of France at Saint Stephen's Cathedral. The piece transforms historic architecture into a contemporary visual experience through the use of vibrant blue string. It is architecture reimagined through lightness and tension.
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Alexandre Cunha by photographer Neal Franc
Brazilian model Alexandre Cunha stars in a black and white menswear editorial captured by Neal Franc. The series exudes relaxed sophistication, with Cunha wearing mesh tops, denim, and classic button-ups, evoking the vibe of a European night out. It is effortless elegance with a casual edge.
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Emilia Clarke does Hilarious Valley Girl Accent
It’s always great hearing our favourite english actors show us their accent chops, especially in American English. But when Emilia Clarke tries to go unnoticed in public she has a special Valley Girl accent she likes to use. Pretty believable and spot on. The accent starts around the 2:15 mark
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Lily Aldridge by photographer David Bellemere
Lily Aldridge stars in a nature-centered countryside editorial photographed by David Bellemere for Vogue Turkey’s July 2015 issue. The series captures Aldridge wandering playfully through open fields, interacting occasionally with a child or lover, giving the images a soft, storybook charm. It is pastoral elegance with a gentle narrative.