Nick Jonas takes center stage in a crisp, stylish photo series for TÊTU’s April 2015 issue. Photographed by Arthur Delloye, the editorial highlights the singer and actor’s approachable charisma while showcasing classic young men’s fashion.
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Glyn Tyson by photographer Terrence Seah
Glyn Tyson exudes effortless style in this menswear editorial photographed by Terrence Seah. The shoot balances classic black-tie elegance with contemporary influences, creating a refined yet modern aesthetic that feels both approachable and aspirational.
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Lykke Li – Never Gonna Love Again (Music Video)
“Loneliness and heartbreak follows you everywhere and they are loudest right after the lights go out and the crowds quiet. Here’s is an intimate glimpse of how it can be to live your dream whilst stuck in your dream. In the lonely wolf hour, the night becomes your stage, the stars your audience, the rain your memories.” Director: Philippe Tempelman Cinematographer: Mattias Montero Producer: Hampus Gunnarsson Editor: Johan Wik Sound Design: Erik Olsson VFX: SWISS Production Company: INDIO
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Kristen Stewart, for CHANEL S/S 2015 Eyewear Campaign
Kristen Stewart is the face for this seasons Chanel eyewear. Refreshingly androgynous for a brand known for its trendsetting and feminine influence in the fashion industry. The video shows some behind the scene moments while Kristen poses for the Chanel S/S Eyewear Campaign. “Kristen Stewart is the face of the latest eyewear campaign photographed by Karl Lagerfeld.”
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All About The Bombs by photographer Greg Vaughan
“All About The Bombs” is exactly what it promises and then some. Photographer Greg Vaughan delivers a sharp, high impact editorial centered on the bomber jacket, proving that this wardrobe staple can still feel dangerous, desirable, and deeply fashion-forward. Shot for DA MAN Magazine and featuring model Daan van der Deen, the series is clean, confident, and loaded with quiet attitude.
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Aline Weber by photographer Choi Yong Bin
There is something effortlessly commanding about Aline Weber when she steps in front of the camera, and this Harper’s Bazaar Korea April 2015 editorial captures that energy with precision and restraint. Photographed by Choi Yong Bin, the shoot leans into clean lines, confident styling, and a quiet kind of sensuality that feels modern rather than manufactured. It is polished, graphic, and refreshingly unfussy.
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BubbleApparel.com
BubbleApparel.com is a stylish online fashion store providing you with fashions from your shoes, accessories and everything in-between. What stands out is the vast selection and options that are available. There are playful prints and shapes, along with classic staple pieces with unique details for a spark of edge. For example something fun that caught my eye would be these bright stand out harem pants. I’m also drawn to a more classic fit with their Faux Fur Coat with a nod to mod. More Items BubbleApparel has that we are pretty into: Go check out BubbleApparel and see what you can find!
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Braided Beauties by photographer Brigitte Niedermair
Harper’s Bazaar UK’s May 2015 issue celebrates the braid as both craft and statement in Braided Beauties, a striking fashion story photographed by Brigitte Niedermair. The editorial gathers an impressive lineup of top models, transforming a traditionally romantic hairstyle into something graphic, powerful, and unmistakably modern.
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Rune Kjelseth by photographer Nino Yap
Scruffy cool meets understated sensuality in this black and white portrait series featuring model Rune Kjelseth. Shot by photographer Nino Yap, the images lean into a relaxed boho aesthetic, allowing texture, attitude, and natural presence to take center stage.
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Kinetic Sculptures by Anthony Howe
Artist Anthony Howe creates mesmerizing kinetic sculptures constructed primarily from stainless steel. Designed to respond to even the slightest breeze, each piece moves organically, shifting and rotating in continuous, hypnotic motion.
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Adidas Originals S/S Lookbook 2015
There is something reassuring about adidas Originals when it leans into its own history. Not nostalgia for nostalgia’s sake, but a kind of confidence that comes from knowing your archive can still carry a modern conversation. The adidas Originals Spring/Summer 2015 lookbook, does exactly...
