This editorial featuring Vanessa Moody, photographed by LUIGI+IANGO for Vogue Germany’s April 2015 issue, felt less like a fashion story and more like a gallery moment. Every image carried the stillness and intention of a painted portrait. You did not scroll past these looks. You paused. You studied. You let the atmosphere settle.
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Binx Walton by photographer Kacper Kasprzyk
Binx Walton stepped into the spotlight for V Magazine Spring 2015 with a vision that was simple, sultry, and quietly magnetic. Shot by Kacper Kasprzyk, the editorial stripped things back to focus on mood, texture, and attitude. White was the only color on the palette, but it never felt minimal or flat. Instead, it became the canvas for softness, edge, and effortless cool.
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Chrome Sculptures by Joel Morrison
The chrome surfaces are integral to the experience. Polished to a mirror-like finish, each sculpture reflects its surroundings in a constantly shifting way, making viewers a part of the artwork. Light bounces off the curves, angles, and edges, creating an ever-changing interplay of reflections. This reflective quality gives Morrison’s work a sense of movement, even though the pieces are static.
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Filip Hrivnak and Miroslav Cech by Branislav Simoncik
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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KANYE WEST X ADIDAS WEST YEEZY SEASON 1 LOOKBOOK
No Kim, but yes NSFW. Kanye West’s Lookbook seems to be more focused on the overall aesthetic displaying photographs of walls, old cardboard boxes, and nipple piercings. A supposed leak, it’s always fun seeing the ideas before the final presented result. source:
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Björk – Lionsong (Music Video)
Björk releases her first single and music video for new album Vulnicura (available now), The song titled Lionsong features interesting visuals with a sense of a seductive insect with growing limbs and a latex black shell. See music video for Lionsong by Björk below:“the video was created in collaboration between björk, inez & vinoodh and visual effects production house framestore. framestore created two main effects in the stars and the glowing embers that surround björk, as well as enhancing the video’s other-worldliness by extending her legs to unnatural proportions. the exquisite coloring for the piece was done by tim masick of company 3, turning her into the exotic, red-toothed, bronze dancer.” video…
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Zuhair Murad Ready to Wear F/W 2015
There is something deliciously unapologetic about Zuhair Murad doing glamour. He does not whisper it. He does not dilute it. He turns the volume all the way up and then adds crystals for good measure. For Fall Winter 2015, Murad returned to his signature language of seduction and refinement, filtered through the lens of classic Hollywood starlets who knew exactly how powerful a well placed sheer panel could be.
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Louis Vuitton Ready to Wear F/W 2015 PFW
Louis Vuitton Fall Winter 2015 arrived with a strut, a stomp, and a very clear message. Luxury can be loud. Presented in Paris under the creative direction of Nicolas Ghesquière, the collection fused aristocratic polish with a gritty rock star attitude. Think backstage passes tucked inside monogram trunks. Think heirlooms worn with a sneer.
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Alexander Mcqueen Ready to Wear F/W 2015 PFW
Alexander McQueen Fall Winter 2015 arrived like a whisper in a haunted ballroom. Sarah Burton, carrying the weight of McQueen’s legacy, delivered a collection steeped in aromantic melancholy, Victorian influences, and just enough gothic drama to make a statement without tipping into costume. Think disheveled Marie Antoinette wandering through a foggy cemetery, occasionally brushing past a petal-covered gown.
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Valentino Ready to Wear F/W 2015 PFW
Valentino Fall Winter 2015 arrived as the ultimate statement in sophistication. Pierpaolo Piccioli delivered a collection that was dark, luxurious, and entirely unafraid of opulence. This was fashion for someone who knows their power and wants the world to see it in the sharpest silhouettes, intricate details, and confident layers.
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Chanel Ready to Wear F/W 2015 PFW
Chanel Fall Winter 2015 arrived like a scene straight out of a luxury hotel bar. Karl Lagerfeld leaned into the brand’s signature elegance but added just enough twist to keep it fresh. This was Chanel you recognize instantly timeless coats, pencil skirts, and impeccable tailoring reimagined for women who move through the world with precision and a hint of attitude.
