Shoot the lines

Collaboration berween model Abbey Lee Kershaw an fahion photographer Greg Kadel. This story with a pop art twist was shot for magazine Numero. The Illustrations where made by Mel Kadel.

This crazy collage editorial was shot for the winter issue of  Tar Magazine. It was a collaboration between photographer Yelena Yemchuk, stylist Heathermary Jackson and set designer Chad Dziewior. I think it is a stunning mixed media spread with a new way of showing fashion in a non conservative setting who lends itself more towards art.

Danish graphic designer Mandy Rep designed her first fashion collection: The Fashion Furniture created as a school assignment (with brand COS in mind) is when furniture and fashion fuse together and are being monogamous with each other. (link)

The pieces of art are made by Emir Sehanovic include things he finds in his surroundings. Taking old photographs he creates vintage looking images full of depth. I like the many layers in his work, the colors and stains seem to infect the pictures like a virus. Very creative, beautiful in an extraordinary way.

Editorial shot for a fictive magazine, my own experiment on editing techniques. Ineteresting how these old fashion techniques like cutting and drawing can find their way into todays technology. In this way old meets new and we find a new translation of analogue editing.

The works of Lola Dupre have everything to do with deforming. She takes already existing pictures and transforms them into new forms and sizes. Especially the deformed models she adjusts by stretching their body's I think have a deeper layer. Think about the almost perfect fashion photography we are used to, she shows us a new way of looking at them. Raising the question: what is more interesting?Take a look at her website  for more interesting works.

Watch the whole video editorial here

These fresh and funny illustrations are made by Hattie Stewart. She is an London based illustrator who is inspired by bright colors and many lines to create surprising and spontaneous pictures. For these images she took covers of magazines. The models almost have become like cartoons. I like the way she made these common pictures her own.

These amazing photographs are made by artist Charlie Rubin. To give his images an extra dimension he paints and draws over them. With the use of color and lines he creates stunning images of fashion and femininity.