A trend that keeps fighting it’s way back into everyone’s favor. Formerly and still known as a Canadian Tuxedo we are seeing full denim looks on celebrities, fashion icons, that chic person you see every now and then and more. Denim has really never been out of style, it’s the most patriotic fabric the U.S. has. The combination and amount of denim however has always been up for debate. Currently though it’s all in a stylish upswing of popularity. So embrace all your denims TOGETHER! Also keep them around even when the current hype is gone. A relaxed chic denim on denim look: Dat Levi LIFE wat by mitchelcrandell featuring…
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Sigrid Agren by photographer Emma Summerton
Sigrid Agren stars in a playful and luxurious editorial for Vogue China Collections’ April 2015 issue. Photographed by Emma Summerton, the series fuses 1980’s flair with Marie Antoinette-inspired opulence, creating a visually rich, high-fashion narrative. Pastels, jewel tones, and lavish styling combine to create a dreamy, regal atmosphere with a contemporary twist.
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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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Erika Linder Boyish Editorial
The Erika Linder Boyish editorial leans fully into gender play and does it with confidence. Featuring the famously androgynous model alongside a lineup of equally cool bad boys, the series blurs lines and tosses expectations aside. It feels fearless, stylish, and refreshingly unapologetic.
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The Great Escape by photographer Olgac Bozalp
The Great Escape captures a sense of motion, tension, and style with male model Gryphon O’Shea taking center stage. Photographed by Olgac Bozalp for the December 2014 issue of L’Officiel Hommes Germany, the editorial feels cinematic, as if the model is on the run or about to vanish around the corner.
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Camp Collection A/W14 Lookbook
Wide bell bottoms, simple t-shirts, and relaxed silhouettes anchor the collection in 70s nostalgia. Every piece feels authentic, carrying a playful energy while remaining wearable. The styling keeps the vintage references true without tipping into costume.
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Aline Weber photographed by Roe Ethridge
Aline Weber brings playful energy to a vibrant editorial shot by Roe Ethridge for W Magazine. The series is colorful, quirky, and full of visual fun, turning everyday items into part of the styling story. Chips, soda, and bright hues transform the shoot into a pop-infused, high-energy experience.
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Burberry Prorsum Pre-fall 2015 Lookbook
Burberry Prorsum’s Pre-Fall 2015 Lookbook serves up warm, rocker chic with a tailored edge. Fur accents, animal prints, and carefully structured silhouettes combine to create a collection that feels luxurious yet edgy
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KENDALL JENNER for American Vogue December 2014
Kendall Jenner steps into the spotlight with a confident, polished fashion spread in American Vogue December 2014. Shot by Patrick Demarchelier and styled by Tabitha Simmons, the editorial presents a softer, more playful side of Kendall that feels intentional and refreshingly light.
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Girl Skaters of the 70’s
The 1970s gave us fearless girl skaters with long hair, serious style, and zero interest in playing it safe. These women went hard on their boards, carving up concrete with confidence and attitude long before skate culture became a fashion headline.
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FRANCISCO LACHOWSKI for RW & CO. HOLIDAY 2014 Lookbook
Francisco Lachowski has a way of making seasonal dressing feel natural rather than styled, and the RW and CO. Holiday 2014 lookbook understands that instinct perfectly. This is winterwear presented without theatrics. Calm. Approachable. Confident. The lookbook leans into the idea of real clothes for real cold weather, but filtered through a refined lens. Nothing feels overdone. Everything feels considered.
