Nathalie-As spring 2011 nears to a close, Milan and Paris’ agencies prepare for the next season. Getting their models in order, Nathalie has the honor …
An Evening to Remember–Wilhelmina model Tomek Szczukiecki plays escort to Freja Beha Erichsen for the latest edition of Interview. Captured by Mikael Jansson and styled …
Back To Basics–Bringing back the best of the 90’s, photographer Greg Gex and stylist Matthieu Pabiot come together for the latest issue of Metal magazine. …
Sunset Aura–Japanese label SOPHNET calls upon Tomek Szczukiecki for their spring 2011 lookbook. The free spirited Tomek enjoys a laid-back outing donning a casual and …
Tomek Szczukiecki is photographed by Rrosemary for next month’s edition of Japanese magazine Sense. Wearing spring pieces from Attachment, Tomek gets a casually chic overhaul …
Miko Lim (Atelier) photographs Robert Rae, Lasse Pedersen and Tomek Szczukiecki for Converse Japan’s spring 2011 campaign, which was styled by Keith Washington. Careless kids …
Closing the gap between Richard Chai’s menswear and womenswear collections, fall has an interesting story in toll. While Chai championed a menswear-inspired season for his …
Siki Im follows a path of silence for fall’s collection. Looking to Mother Earth and the inspiring work of Native American pottery artist Maria Martinez, …
Miharayasuhiro has an interesting tale to share for the upcoming fall season. Reinterpreting the cable knit, Miharayasuhiro’s broach wearing man gets quite the exquisite update …
Bond. James Bond. A designer with one of the most vivid imaginations and brilliant sources of inspiration, Jean Paul Gaultier turned to 007 as the …
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