Hans van Brakel for James Magazine
Another example of the sort of studio work i actually enjoy. Granted I feel it could have been more stimulating in a real environment, and that i have a feeling its not a film print, but photoshopped to look like one (I can't really talk, I'm also guilty of a bit of fake polaroiding myself) but the hair is awesome, the wardrobe is very cool, it gives off a really future of sex appeal kind of thing. This is a good example of the sort of sexy work I enjoy, where its fashion oriented, instead of it just being a lot of skin and the outfit being an afterthought. Also, her skintone is lovely.
I can not locate the artist for this print, but its definitely worth the post. Like my friend was saying 'whats that girl whos obviously 11-12 doing wearing heels and a mini?'. I personally think that that is cute. I really enjoy the casting and the wardrobe for this shot, its got a really nice colour relationship, with the whites, skintones, blacks, salmon, powder blue and hints of gold and tan. I havent exactly figured out what the point of it is, but maybe thats the point in itself, and I enjoy when things arent totally spelled out. I love the marching band helmets, I really want one. the only gripe i have about this photograph is the really tall dirty blond girl, that instead of looking somewhat shocked, looks like shes mid-yawn.
Irina Garvich for Austrian Fashion Guide
This is some pretty great styling, although the concept isn't that neat. I can't be too picky about this, i really enjoy the model.
Jonas Bresnan for Tush Magazine
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