Model Ola Rudnicka starring in photographer Norman Jean Roy’s photo shoot in a chilly winter and fabulously fur filled story. See the series below: Magazine: Harper’s Bazaar US November 2015 Model: Ola Rudnicka Photographer: Norman Jean Roy Fashion Editor: Natasha Royt Hair: Tamara McNaughton Make-up: Karan Franjola
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Ondria Hardin by Mariano Vivanco
Model Ondria Hardin on the cover and in the pages of Vogue Russia’s November 2015 issue as the pink femme fatale in curls. All photographed by fashion photographer Mariano Vivanco. See the series below: Magazine: Vogue Russia model: ondria hardin (dna) photographer: mariano vivanco (jedroot) stylist: olga dunina hair: franco gobbi (streeters) make-up: niki m’nray manicure: mar y soul (cloutierremix) Related articles LINKguide (September 19, 2015) Jennifer Lawrence and Dior Would Like to Remind You That Handbag Season Is Coming RM Williams goes Adelaide, boots and all Photos: Never-Before-Seen Images From Irving Penn
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Aline Weber by David Bellemere
A photo shoot based on a desert moon them, photographed by David Bellemere starring model Aline Weber. A lot of layers and volume in the dramatic dry rock setting. All shot for the October 2015 issue of Elle. See the series below: Magazine: Elle US October 2015 Model: Aline Weber Photographer: David Bellemere Fashion Editor: Samira Nasr Hair: Chi Wong Make-up: Tatsu Yamanaka Related articles Kylie Jenner Bleaches Her Eyebrows for Elle Canada The Black Magic – by Tibi Clenci for Elle India September 2015 Paulina Heiler by Tina Luther Kylie Jenner Bleaches Her Eyebrows, Documents Makeover on Snapchat: Take a Look!
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Alexandra Elizabeth by Julia Noni
Vogue Japan’s October 2015 issue features Alexandra Elizabeth in a clean, elegant editorial captured by Julia Noni. The shoot balances simplicity with charm, highlighting Alexandra’s natural poise and quiet sophistication.
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ISABELI FONTANA by ZEE NUNES
In the September 2015 issue of Vogue Brazil, Isabeli Fontana channels preppy glam with a sporty twist. Photographed by Zee Nunes, the editorial balances polished elegance with playful athletic references, from bejeweled headbands to a Wilson basketball.
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Marlon Teixeira by Milan Vukmirovic
Top male mode Marlon Teixeira is scandalously stuck in an abandoned parking lot for the Made In Brazil Magazine #9 issue. photo shoot captured by photographer Milan Vukmirovic where we find Marlon strategically covered in furs showing off his masculine physique in a (broken down?) vintage car. Will he hitchhike? Publication: Made In Brazil Magazine #9 Model: Marlon Teixeira Photographer: Milan Vukmirovic Fashion Editor: George Cortina Agency: De Facto Inc.
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Amanda Wellsh by Benny Horne
Amanda Wellsh commands attention in Vogue Australia’s September 2015 issue with a photo shoot that is all about volume, layers, and playful attitude. Photographed by Benny Horne, the editorial balances bold styling with elegance, making each frame feel dynamic and effortlessly chic.
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FREJA BEHA ERICHSEN by LACHLAN BAILEY
Freja Beha Erichsen wanders into a world of knits, shearling, and whimsical adventure in this dreamy editorial photographed by Lachlan Bailey. The images feel like a story unfolding in the forest, where fashion and nature collide in the most poetic way.
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Proenza Schouler F/W 2016 Campaign
The Proenza Schouler Fall/Winter 2016 campaign presents a lowkey, somber atmosphere that could be a dance party, a subtle confrontation, or even a gallery stroll. Models interact in an empty space wearing this season’s Proenza Schouler feathers and furs, moving with sensuality, mystery, and occasional tension. It is enigmatic, elegant, and emotionally charged.
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KARLIE KLOSS by JAMIE HAWKESWORTH
Karlie Kloss appears in Vogue’s August 2015 issue styled in cozy camel knits and luxurious furs. Photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth, the editorial balances warmth and elegance in a relaxed yet refined setting. It is chic, comfortable, and effortlessly sophisticated.
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Can You Wear Vintage Fur and Still be Anti-Fur?
The great debate that splits the fashion world in two. It is one of the only subjects in the fashion industry that separates people and causes such an uproar in a community otherwise known for being liberal, eccentric and accepting. All in all there is unfortunately no grey area in the Anti-fur and Fur communities. So fashion lovers either have to pick a side, or avoid the question in general. (a reinstated don’t ask don’t tell policy) Why people like fur: It is timeless and has never gone out or in style. Fur has consistently been a staple statement when referring to any glamour and luxury aesthetic. It is also…
