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I stumbled across the Autumn/ Winter Issue of No 8 Love Magazine at a corner store in New York City and was spellbound by Bruce Weber’s editorial titled Hip Hip Hooray, yes…with that title you know it’s going to be a tribute to London and it sure was. (…) Read more »

This editorial caught our eyes this week: “My Heart Sings Wild” for C Heads Magazine. It has a feeling of innocence about it, as she entices you with her eyes to follow her into the woods. (…) Read more »

We can all admit that Lords of Dogtown is a pretty cool movie: the lifestyle, the energy, living on the edge, having fun, and the passion about something you love to do. The Z boys are a true inspiration and it makes sense that this culture has trickled down into fashion trends and fashion stories (…) Read more »

This is one of my all-time favorite photo shoots — Corinne Day has captured Kate moss in a beautiful, natural way. The photo shoot really captures that thought… that quiet thought that always lingers in the back of your head of escaping someplace for a short while… lost in a land where no one can (…) Read more »

In March 2012 I-D magazine created a fashion story with model Anja Rubik and ‘Indian Motif’ was the theme. (…) Read more »

Arizona Muse’s expression tells a thousand stories in I-D magazine’s summer 2012 issue. She has that look in her eyes that’s so intense you’re too scared to look deeper – you just stand from afar and admire. She looks determined but at the same time a little afraid — the perfect feeling to portray if (…) Read more »

David Bellemere has way of capturing the female body in a beautiful yet seductive way. His work oozes confidence and he makes women look so desirable it takes your breath away. (…) Read more »

Corinne Day has always been one of those photographers I love — she has this playful girly approach to fashion photography that is light but oozes feeling and a certain sexiness you can’t quite put your finger on. (…) Read more »

The editorial we love this week is an oldie, but it’s the type of oldie that when you stumble across, the same feeling comes pouring back as when you first found it. Russh magazine has always been an all-time favorite of mine. For the July/August issue Derek Henderson shot a story… (…) Read more »