short filmed on Super 8 film by Photographer Gemma Booth.



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Jessica Stam & Terry Richardson for Aldo

Photographer: Terry Richardson
Model: Jessica Stam
Aldo Spring/Summer 2010 Lookbook

This Terry latest commercial work with the beautiful Jessica Stam, contains a lot of usual motifs that make up a Terry Richardson shot, including ice cream.




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Director: Photographer Ryan McGinley Model: Carolyn Murphy
Shot with a Phantom camera, super slow motion shots of over 1,000 frames per second are achieved and interwoven with some unusual scenes.


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Castor & Pollux Lookbook Spring Summer 09/10
Photographer and Director: Ben Briand


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A sweet clip for Loewe by the  Eugenio Recuenco


Photographie from the making of

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if you wanna have dark thoughts about your lifetime.
another spare commercial interpretation of Donna Summers *ifeel love*


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In 1996, legendary art director Peter Saville moved into a 2,000 sq ft Mayfair lair that he worked with Hacienda designer Ben Kelly to turn into a celebration of 1970s ‘shag pad’ – or garçonniere as Saville prefers – styling. The Apartment, as it was known, soon became a draw for popstars (and long-term Saville fans) such as Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker and Suede’s Brett Anderson. Saville had to vacate The Apartment after a few short, happy years but he still keeps most if its contents in shipping containers in West London.
The shoot he art directed for Wallpaper*, photographed by Nick Knight, is in part at least, an attempt to create an abstract update of The Apartment and to take it in strange new directions.
A production of large scale and ambition, the final 22-page shoot is in July's 09 issue of Wallpaper*.



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threeASFOUR is a fashion label from New York City established in 1998. The new line was in cooperation with Yoko Ono, showed on New York Fashion Week.


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West Coast Knitting Mills is launched by Fred Cole in 1923 and changed it's name to Cole of California in 1941. In 1925, Fred Cole, a silent film actor, created a swimsuit line that set the bar for all others to follow. His suits were gorgeous yet modest, comfortable yet classy, and made any woman, regardless of her size, feel great in a swimsuit. Fred Coles designs lay claim to many of the firsts in swimwear, including the backless and strapless swimsuits, the short overskirt, the boy short, the first true tank suit, and the cover-up skirt. His suits gained such acclaim that super stars like Marilyn Monroe, Rene Russo and Farah Fawcett were photographed in them. Swimming beauty Esther Williams became the official face of the Cole of California advertising campaign. Christian Dior, the worlds most celebrated designer, even paired up with Fred Cole to create his one and only swimwear line in 1955. The company was purchased by Kayser Roth in the early 1960s. In 1982 Anne Cole begins to design a line which launches as the Anne Cole Collection. The company is sold a couple of more times and finally combines with Catalina in 1993 to form Catalina Cole.



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by Slava Tsukerman

The eclectic site of New York`s 80`s. A low budged production in tradition of Midnight Movies about the glamoures people around St.Marks Place together in a weird sophistic, "every one is a star", scene. Seems like a visual reminiscence to Klaus Nomi and Ziggi Sturdust playing Doctor Schiwago behind the forbidden door of warhol`s factory just a minute before aids become the main focus for the next years.



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legendary New York Icon

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