Rome-based brand BLACKBLESSED released their Spring/Summer 2015 campaign with an aesthetic that is minimalist yet playful. The collection leaned heavily into black, embracing clean lines with subtle quirks that make the pieces stand out. Sheer fabrics and hints of menswear-inspired tailoring added dimension and modernity to the looks.
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Chloe Sevigny Returns to AHS: Hotel
Chloe Sevigny who starred in the AHS Asylum season playing a perceived nympho who gets mutilated will be making her return for upcoming AHS Hotel. Details on her character have not been announced but involvement has been confirmed via Ryan Murphy’s twitter account. Very excited to announce that Chloe Sevigny returns to the AHS family as a series regular on “AHS: Hotel.” — Ryan Murphy (@MrRPMurphy) March 24, 2015
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Unif S/S 2015 LookBook 90’s Highschool Grunge
UNIF’s Spring/Summer 2015 Lookbook channels a perfect mix of soft grunge and playful angst. The editorial is full of attitude, yet retains moments of vulnerability and charm. This is 90’s high school energy reimagined for the fashion-savvy, with a doe-eyed model delivering personality in every pose.
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CATSTACAM cat Controlled Instagram
We’ve all embarrassingly made social media accounts for our cats at one point, but they’ve never really had a say on what to post. Your cat can officially post their own pictures onto their instagram account with a new product call Catstacam devoloped by Whiskas. With an attachment to their collar you can constantly see what your cat is up to in their point of view. See current cats with their own profile by searching the hashtag #catstacam on instagram.
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DAVID GANDY by photographer RAM SHERGILL
David Gandy, often called the James Bond of the modeling world, stars in GQ Thailand’s March 2015 issue in a series of portraits that are simple, sharp, and utterly commanding. Photographed by Ram Shergill, the editorial strips away excess to focus on masculinity, presence, and the power of the gaze.
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TON HEUKELS by the Narcisse
Ton Heukels stars in the latest issue of Narcisse Magazine, bringing effortless poise and a striking presence to the pages. The editorial is clean, focused, and modern, emphasizing form, expression, and the quiet power of simplicity.
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Real RoadKill for Real Couture
Jess Eaton’s Real RoadKill for Real Couture is not for the faint of heart. This series incorporates found roadkill into extravagant fashion pieces, transforming feathers, bones, and fur into wearable art. While many view animal use in fashion as barbaric, Eaton reframes the conversation by using organic, naturally deceased sources. The result is couture that is simultaneously provocative, beautiful, and thought-provoking.
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FKA twigs - Glass & Patron (Official Music Video YTMAs)
New FKA twigs music video titled Glass & Patron directed and choreographed by herself. See her birth her voguing dancers and sit on her wilderness throne while they show off their dance moves. Will you hold her purse?
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Lindsey Wixson by photographer Hong Jang Hyun
Lindsey Wixson brought her signature charm to Singles Korea’s April 2015 issue in an editorial that felt light, playful, and quietly chic. Shot by Hong Jang Hyun, the story focused less on spectacle and more on presence. Lindsey’s expressive face, wide smile, and unmistakable energy carried the shoot from frame to frame.
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Janice Alida by photographer Nicole Bentley
Janice Alida brought her unmistakable pixie energy to Vogue Australia’s April 2015 issue in a seaside editorial that felt fresh, confident, and perfectly in tune with its surroundings. Shot by Nicole Bentley, the story leaned into the natural beauty of the coast, using sun, sand, and open air as the ultimate styling partners.
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FENATO FREITAS FOR MARCUSE UNDERWEAR BY SERGE LEE
Fenato Freitas stars in Marcuse Underwear’s campaign with a confidence that feels effortless and direct. Shot by Serge Lee, the imagery strips things back to the essentials, focusing on form, fit, and presence. This is underwear modeling without gimmicks, relying instead on strong composition and undeniable attitude.
