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Showing posts with label Steven Meisel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steven Meisel. Show all posts
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Balenciaga F/W 2012-13 Pre Collection
Punchy; symmetrical; neon-lit; my favorite fashion film from this year. Shot by Steven Meisel for Nicolas Ghesquiere and Balenciaga
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Lanvin Spring/Summer 2012 Campaign Steven Meisel
Ad Campaign: Lanvin Spring/Summer 2012
Photography: Steven Meisel Models: Aymeline Valade, Othilia Simon, and Marte Mei Van Haaster. Male models: Angus Low, Johannes Schulze, and Aaron Vernon.
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2012,
artificial light,
campaign,
excess,
Fashion,
glamour,
Lanvin,
mirror,
reflective surfaces,
Steven Meisel
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Vogue Italia 2003
Steven Meisel photographed Jessica Stam for this Vogue Italia editorial in 2003. Set in a particularly lavishly-kitsch palatial residence this editorial has always piqued my interest. The abundance of gaudy, over-scaled and tasteless 'palatial-themed' interiors flaunting garish kitsch-neo-classical furniture, form a mind-boggling and brilliant backdrop to Stam's vacuously complacent stare. I also Particularly like the presence of the enormous large-screen Cathode ray tube televisions in amongst the golden, unrestrictedly ornate and flamboyant kitsch-rococo decor.
Labels:
editorial,
excess,
Fashion,
fashion photography,
gold,
Jessica Stam,
kitsch,
opulence,
Palace,
Steven Meisel,
Vogue Italia
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
'Teatro' by Steven Meisel from Vogue Italia September 2001
Cloudy cinematic narratives are obfuscated further by behind-the-scenes shots.






Have been scouring what Vogue Italia editorials I can get my hands on lately. more | source
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