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Alexander McQueen‘s Fall 2012 campaign video has dropped and it’s kind of a drugged-out nightmare. The clip was directed by David Sims and stars Suvi Koponen‘s razor sharp cheekbones. More
And by “dyes her red hair platinum blonde” we likely mean “procures a wig.” More
Chloe’s Spring 2011 campaign is here and it features flawless Norwegian Iselin Steiro and Polish supe Malgosia Bela, two radiant women at the top of their mannequin game. David Sims shot the campaign, which is subtle, natural and effortlessly chic, just like Chloe. Guido “The Master” Palau did hair with Diane Kendal on beauty detail. See a few more shots after the jump. More
It was hard narrowing down the biggest, baddest, most influential and zeitgeist-tapping faces from the countless that have piqued fashion’s interest since 2000. We’d have loved to do galleries for all these ladies but it’s time to consume un-model-like amounts of food and alcohol for the holidays. Here’s our favorites who didn’t make the cut but were still on every runway, in every campaign and generally just awesome-looking. More
Pick up any fashion magazine and you’re inundated by campaigns: usually a beautiful, thin woman dressed immaculately, photographed in some glamorous way. But what separates a truly great campaign from the hundreds that clog women’s glossies every season? It’s simple: a great campaign makes you forget that you’re being advertised to. When a great model, a great photographer and a great idea come together, the results are something we remember for years. This is Part II, Part I is here. More
The fish and chip shop girl from Manchester made her runway debut in 2006 and soared to stardom, going on to be one of the biggest mannequins in the world and face of Armani, Hugo Boss, Mulberry, Vivienne Westwood and Anna Sui. After a year or two of seeing her on every billboard, catwalk and campaign, Agyness suffered from overexposure, but it’s not her fault everybody wanted a piece of her… she’s a darling of Steven Meisel, has been muse to Burberry’s Christopher Baily and Henry Holland, and is known across the land for her eclectic style, tough-pretty features and ever-changing pixie cut. Whether or not we got sick of Agyness, she’s one of the most significant, ubiquitous faces of recent memory years. More
Ruler of the fashion universe, Tom Ford, will guest edit the holiday issue of Paris Vogue. -Fashionologie
Testing the potentially dangerous new trend of sheer pants, finding it surprisingly wearable. -The Cut
Opening Ceremony’s Tron: Legacy collaboration has arrived. -Opening Ceremony
Iselin Steiro in a skateboarding-inspired shoot for Paris Vogue shot by David Sims. -Design Scene More
