Author: fashion model It is a difficult task to establish one’s presence in the fashion photography industry. One can take it as a career option, if one has the willingness to work hard, has a creative mind, and possesses the ability to capture the perfect images. A fashion photographer should have proficiency in two disciplines- you need to be an excellent portrait photographer. Second, you should have the ability to create images for use in advertisements. A successful fashion photographer will be able to combine the two disciplines into a perfect blend with a keen eye to details in design. Success as an esteemed fashion photographer comes to one who…
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Lena Dunham in Vogue, the Issue with the Issue.
Lena Dunham was crowned “THE NEW QUEEN OF COMDEY” by Vogue in their upcoming February issue. Of course, with dubbing Lena that title would come a cover, and on that cover there is her photo, and in that photo comes some controversy. You would think people would be thrilled to have someone seemingly forward thinking and creative gracing the cover of Vogue. As far as celebrities go, we do put Lena Dunham on a relatable and level headed pedestal (Along with Miss Hungergames). The reason for the controversy surrounds the fact of Photoshop, and the issues with projecting false images on other people. Some spectators were shocked that someone so…
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Fendi Fall/Winter 2014 | Milan Fashion Week
“There was a goat fur runway this evening at Fendi. Urban Highlander’ marks Silvia Venturini Fendi’s return to a true fashion show for her menswear collection, where luxury made fun. They are showing in their new incredible redone and refurnished luxury show space. Fendi flexed their furry biceps this evening with the ability to capture true “luxury” but still giving the true fashionista something to wear. Their fluffy key rings are already a hit with the “girls”. The show was convincing and well executed. And a welcome surprise to the Milan schedule.” This collections is where quality meets easily wearable luxury. The professional almost colorless pallet was contrasted by it’s…
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Prada AW 14 by Backstage by Lea Colombo
Backstage at a Prada show is never simply a holding space between fittings and the runway. It functions as a parallel world, one where ideas are still in motion and the final image has not yet fully settled. The Autumn Winter 2014 collection was no exception. Captured backstage by Lea Colombo, these moments reveal the quiet intensity that often defines Prada at its most compelling.
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Seoul Fashion Week – K-Pop to Double Eyelid Surgery
Seoul Fashion Week exists at a crossroads where image, ambition, and global visibility quietly collide. It is not just a calendar event for designers or a showcase of trends destined for Instagram. It is a cultural mirror, reflecting how South Korea sees itself and how it wants to be seen by the rest of the world.
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Men in Furs
For decades, fur coats have lived inside a very specific visual box. On one end, there is the image of the glamorous woman, wrapped in opulence, photographed on marble steps or exiting a town car. On the other, a far less flattering stereotype persists, the cartoonish, polyester-adjacent relic of the 1970s, dripping in excess without taste. Somewhere along the way, fur became shorthand for parody rather than possibility, especially when worn by men.
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Yves Saint Laurent S/S 1999 campaign photographed by Mario Sorrenti
Looking back at the Yves Saint Laurent Spring Summer 1999 campaign is a reminder of how fashion can operate as both image-making and cultural memory. Long before nostalgia cycles accelerated and archival references became a default marketing strategy, this campaign stood as a quiet but powerful study in restraint, beauty, and historical awareness.
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Prada Inspired by Serial Killers
Fashion has always pulled from unexpected places. While runways are often framed as spaces of beauty and aspiration, the creative undercurrent beneath them is frequently darker, more psychological, and far less polite. Within art and popular culture, there has long been a fixation on criminals and outcasts, figures whose stories sit at the edges of society yet continue to captivate collective imagination. Music, film, and visual art have explored this territory for decades. Fashion, inevitably, followed.
