Fashion photographer Branislav Simoncik delivers a playful and stylish editorial for EMMA Magazine featuring top male models Filip Hrivnak and Miroslav Cech. The shoot is teasingly provocative, pairing high fashion with mischievous energy and leaving just enough to the imagination. Versace threads set the stage, bringing glamour, polish, and a touch of decadence to the frame.
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Sia by photographer Gregory Harris
Sia has built an entire visual mythology around absence. The face unseen, the identity obscured, the body doing all the talking. In her Interview Magazine April 2015 photoshoot, photographed by Gregory Harris, that signature anonymity is not just preserved, it is elevated into high fashion theater. The result is a series that feels intimate, mysterious, and quietly confrontational all at once.
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Wooden Blueprint Sculptures by Janusz Grüenspek
German-based artist Janusz Grüenspek presents a striking series of wooden sculptures that resemble blueprints brought to life. These pieces capture the skeleton of everyday objects, from Apple laptops to security cameras, stripped down to simplified, almost fragile shapes. The works balance technical precision with a raw, bone-like vulnerability, giving familiar objects a new, contemplative presence.
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Amanda Murphy by photographer Paola Kudacki
Amanda Murphy stars in W Magazine Korea’s April 2015 issue in a story that blends futuristic sensibilities with chic, free-spirited styling. Photographed by Paola Kudacki, the editorial balances sleek modernity with bohemian softness, resulting in looks that are both playful and sophisticated.
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Malaika Firth by photographer Giampaolo Sgura
Malaika Firth stars in a visually dramatic editorial for Vogue Japan’s May 2015 issue. Photographed by Giampaolo Sgura, the story blends fashion with cultural motifs, creating an arresting narrative where couture meets tradition. Malaika embodies a vivid, almost theatrical presence, wearing pattern-mixed designs styled to complement intricate sugar skulls.
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Unique and Stylish Vinyl Art by MAGICWALL.CO.UK
I couldn’t stop staring at the endless creative options provided by Magicwall.co.uk, their selection of quality vinyl stickers is huge, unique and tasteful. Their styles are endless and there are options for every room, from children’s room all the way to professional business areas. The use nature caught my attention, bringing plants and animals into a living space in a stylistic forms. I’m also personally drawn to their Modern and Retro section. Where I found some of these awesome options pictured below: Visit Magicwall.co.uk
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GypjaQ feat. Azealia Banks – Blown Away (Music Video)
A simple sassy music video with a nude woman as furniture , very Bruno. “assassinate yourself” See the official music video below:Official music video for GypjaQ feat. Azealia Banks – “Blown Away” Directed by: Rob Soucy & Nick Ace Get it now on iTunes- http://smarturl.it/AB-BlownAway Also out now, BROKE WITH EXPENSIVE TASTE: http://smarturl.it/AB-BWET
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Johannes Niermann by Neil O’Keeffe
Johannes Niermann stars in a bold editorial photographed by Neil O’Keeffe, where collage aesthetics collide with fashion. The series feels like a visual puzzle that has been deliberately taken apart and reassembled, creating striking compositions that are both playful and edgy.
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Przemek Dunayev by photographer Przemek Dunayev
Przemek Dunayev stars in a striking editorial captured by himself, bringing a self-assured energy to Kas Kryst’s latest collection. Sporting a platinum mushroom and flattop hairstyle, he embodies a fearless, avant-garde attitude that matches the inventive designs.
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Lara Stone by photographer Alasdair McLellan
Lara Stone, with her iconic blonde hair and big brown eyes, is the epitome of effortless beauty in Vogue Paris’ April 2015 issue. Photographed by Alasdair McLellan, the editorial blends high fashion with a relaxed, almost cinematic urban atmosphere. Lara moves through swingsets, local buildings, and quiet streets, giving the series a feeling of wandering through a charming old town.
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Seeing Color for the First Time
Something we don’t really think about is the results of color blindness, it’s something so hard to explain, and like the documentary says viewing the world through your eyes it is a very private experience. These people who live their lievs with color blindness have been provided with technology that lets them see the shades they’ve been not able to process. It surprisingly hits a personal note, a participant saying “There are some drawings where I wish I could see how my kids put the colours together and what they were visualising,” Using sunglass-like filter technology Valspar partnered with EnChroma made the experience possible. I wonder if they could eventually create…
