Yo. Back from my wonderful skiing trip. Hope you all had a great easter.

Diggin this look from the designer Glenn Martens.

Hugs C.w.

I always feel inspired looking at Maison Martin Margiela’s works – the studio always has an avant-garde and kind deconstructivistic approach in all their projects. Here, the process is documented along with the studio working on a jacket in this Dazed and Confused November 2011 Issue. 
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I love the minimal and androgyne atmosphere in this editorial from Metal Magazine.
- Cecilie.E

Photographed by Arno Frugier / Model Kathleen Burbridge / Hanna Kelifa Fashion as Editor&Stylist /
Lucy Burt as Makeup Artist

In this editorial “La Mer, qu’on voit danser..” photographed by Stefan Milev, it all comes together in a higher unit for me – how the light is, the way the photos have been processed and how the setup almost creats a feeling of watching a film, a universe where the deserted beach is whispering that weird things happens here.

Not to forget the styling. It’s a perfect mix of minimalistic yet quite artistic and different styling, where a touch of it is making me think of the beginning of the 1900′s where Europeans traveled in Africa and Asia. A time where some women dressed like men, practical and layered. Another reference I get is the designer Matthew Ames. He creates his clothes with a focus on silhouettes, minimalistic expression through the simple fabrics and cuts and with a perfect balance between the feminine and masculine elements.

Anyhow, go check out the other works of Stefan Milev, he’s very talented and a personal favorite among fashion photographers. Enjoy, Cecilie.E

CREDITS

Photo: Stefan Milev – www.kombinatrotweiss.com
Styling & Set: Nini Gollong – www.ballsaal.com
Hair Stylist: Norihide Takabayashi
Make-up artist: Hugo Villard
Stylist’s assistant: Elena Winkler
Set assistant: Maia Hawad
Photographer’s assistant: Julieta Piacenza
Model: Flo Gennaro – www.viva-paris.com
Casting: Alix Eickhorst – www.everythingcasting.com

I found this vintage editorial on tfs.com. Can’t remember the magazine. I think the styling almost has a Matthew-Ames-kind-of-feeling to it with the play of the heavy wool textures and the minimalistic silhouettes. Something else. I’m going home for Christmas today, it’ll be good with some quali-time with the family.. and I think I’ll have to go by some of the nice thrift stores of my hometown. There’s always some good finds waiting.

cecilie.e

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