Filed under: Latest Covers/Sightings,News | Tags: juliana schurig, ones2watch, david schulze
Ford’s Juliana Schurig appears in a July 2010 editorial titled “Come as You Are” from TheOnes2Watch: New Wave photographed by David Schulze, styled by Catherine Newell-Hanson, hair by Jordan M., and makeup by Tracy Alfajora. Wearing a Marc Jacobs blouse the 5’10″ (178 cm) American continues to balance school obligations with her modeling career and is sure to to make a splash this coming show season.
Please visit TheOnes2Watch to see in full the editorial “Come as You Are.”
Juliana Schurig | TheOnes2Watch: New Wave Jul. 2010 (Photography: David Schulze)
Filed under: Latest Covers/Sightings,News | Tags: karl templer, diane kendal, craig mcdean, adrian bosch, christopher bailey, interview magazine, rosie huntington-whitely
Ford Men’s Adrian Bosch appears in the August 2010 issue of Interview Magazine photographed by Craig McDean. Cutting off the sleeves of T-shirts in summertime, fun though it may be, pales in comparison to the thought of wrapping up in a Burberry Prorsum funnel neck shearling aviator coat as worn below by Adrian. For the Interview story Rosie Huntington-Whitely speaks with Burberry’s chief creative designer Christopher Bailey about his successful career for the storied British house. Summer’s been great, but Bailey and Bosch have us looking forward to fall.
Please visit Interview to read the Christopher Bailey story and also MDC for the full story credits.
Adrian Bosch | Interview Magazine Aug. 2010 (Photography: Craig McDean)
Filed under: Campaigns,News | Tags: evandro soldati, fall campaigns 2010, guess by marciano, paul marciano, alix malka
Ford Men’s Evandro Soldati features in the Guess by Marciano F/W 10 campaign by Paul Marciano and photographed by Alix Malka reports The Fashionisto. How do you say juggernaut in Portuguese? Not really sure, but the 6’2″ (188 cm) Brazilian is rapidly becoming the lingua franca in men’s fashion for overwhelming force. Evandro has already scored a F/W 10 campaign for Dolce & Gabbana and has strong editorial appearances in GQ Deutsch and V. Taken together with his menswear spring 2011 show appearances for Dolce & Gabbana, D&G, Emporio Armani, Giorgio Armani, Dsquared², and that video directed by Steven Klein, Evandro is well on his way to amassing even greater honors than just a coveted entry in our English-Portuguese, Português-Inglês dictionary.
Evandro Soldati for Guess by Marciano F/W 10 (Photography: Alix Malka)
Filed under: Campaigns,News | Tags: ford men, josh olins, francisco lachowski, fall campaigns 2010, united colors of benetton, clare richardson
Break out your magnifying glass for the United Colors of Benetton F/W 10 campaign featuring Ford Men’s Francisco Lachowski as photographed by Josh Olins with styling by Clare Richardson. The campaign that features more posing models than a wax museum surfaced last month, but The Fashionisto today has posted new pictures that feature the planet’s favorite Brazilian model with a Polish surname. Who else could rock a sleeveless F/W look as convincingly as Francisco? No one!
Please visit The Fashionisto to see more of the United Colors of Benetton F/W 10 campaign.
Francisco Lachowski for United Colors of Benetton F/W 10 (Photography: Josh Olins)
Filed under: Campaigns,News | Tags: alana zimmer, margaret howell, venetia scott, fall campaign 2010, jeff wall
Ford’s Alana Zimmer features in the Margaret Howell F/W 10 campaign photographed by Venetia Scott. There is something reassuring about a Margaret Howell campaign and its timelessness. No matter the year, the season in which you come to, the sight of the monochromatic portaiture and woolen details ought to reassure you that you’re not still dreaming. Photographer Venetia Scott brings a considerable amount of continuity to the British designer’s campaigns with those black & white portraits that with a just a little more staging might even vaguely resemble the odd Jeff Wall tableau. And Alana Zimmer…crikey! More please.
Please visit MDC to see more of the Margaret Howell F/W 10 campaign.
Alana Zimmer Margaret Howell F/W 10 (Photography: Venetia Scott)
Alana Zimmer Margaret Howell F/W 10 (Photography: Venetia Scott)
Filed under: Latest Covers/Sightings,News | Tags: crystal renn, carine roitfeld, alexander mcqueen, david sims, vogue paris
With Crystal Renn‘s appearance on the Today show last week following a month of interweb controversy it is easy to see how the business of just being a top model could get lost in the endless celebrity news cycle. But, what might have distracted even the sharpest model has only strengthened Crystal’s resolve. And what resolve! As it so happens Crystal features in the Aug. 2010 issue of Vogue Paris in a massive editorial photographed by David Sims and styled by editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld and in the very same month she also entered MDC‘s Top 50 Models ranking and landed a major F/W 10 campaign with Jean Paul Gaultier. Wearing a knitted number by Alexander McQueen Crystal sizzles on the page of the Condé Nast glossy and serves to remind the world she has it, never lost it, and won’t be giving it up any time soon.
Please visit MDC to see more pictures from the Vogue Paris Aug. 2010 editorial.
Crystal Renn | Vogue Paris Aug. 2010 (Photography: David Sims)
Filed under: Latest Covers/Sightings | Tags: max motta, made in brazil, paulo martinez, ffw magazine, fabio bartelt
Not unlike cemetery headstones tear sheets too are often found in the weedy undergrowth of the interweb without an owner’s name, date of publication, or any ornamentation that would otherwise distinguish it from fashion’s myriad graven images. Such is the case with Ford Men’s Max Motta‘s latest editorial in issue no. 20 of the Brazilian FFW Magazine photographed by Fabio Bartelt with styling by Paulo Martinez. The Made in Brazil blog has posted tear sheet scans of the story, but other blogs have posted what clearly appears to be pictures from the editorial without magazine copy. From our vantage point in the northern hemisphere it’s difficult to say what’s actually in the magazine and what isn’t — we don’t actually have the issue on hand. In any case the editorial presents the 6’1″ (185 cm) Brazilian in a stylized Gothic manner that would not at all be out of place on a Twilight fantsite were it to have at its disposal the talents of Bartelt, Martinez, and of course custom accessories designers Frank Dezeuxis and Clessi Cardoso (those angel wings don’t make themselves, y’know). So until we hold this issue of FFW in our hands, we’ll admire the digital artifacts thus far unearthed.
Blog roll for this story: Made in Brazil, Homotography, MDC.
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Max Motta | FFW Magazine No. 20 (Photography: Fabio Bartelt)
Ford’s Ming Xi, regular for Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci in both the F/W 10 campaign and fall 2010 couture presentation, cropped up on PRODn, the Production at Art + Commerce blog:
We’ve been waiting to meet Ming Xi for months now. Today was a good day, because we were able to photograph this exquisite beauty. The camera loves Ming, and she moves in front of it with great ease and comfort. Her skin is flawless, and those lips are luscious!
We couldn’t agree more with these fine folks. Please visit PRODn to see Ming Xi and more.
Ford's Ming Xi (Photography: c/o PRODn)
Ford Men’s Hugo Sauzay appears in the J. Lindberg spring 2011 lookbook, reports The Fashionisto. The collection is evidently inspired by the urban cyclist, though clearly not the bike messenger species of the genus creative director Pierangelo D’Agostin had in mind. Bicycle clips? Check. Chain grease & body odor? Not so much. After all the 6’1½” (187 cm) French Sauzay possesses a look much more attuned to the Swedish label than he does for the Kryptonite locks maker.
Please visit The Fashionisto to see more of the J. Lindberg spring 2011 lookbook featuring Hugo Sauzay.
Hugo Sauzay appears in the J. Lindberg Spring 2011 Lookbook (Photography: c/o J. Linderberg)
Filed under: Campaigns,News | Tags: daniel jackson, fall campaigns 2010, h&m divided, karmen pedaru
Ford’s Karmen Pedaru features in the H&M Divided F/W 10 campaign photographed by Daniel Jackson. This campaign contains exactly what it says on the tin: black & white coloring, graphic print, dashes of animal patterning, and some military styling. So far as campaigns go this could not be any more route one in showing the Swedish clothier’s looks for fall and winter without any obfuscation whatsoever.
Thanks to MDC for posting the campaign and its details.
Karmen Pedaru for H&M Divided F/W 10 (Photography: Daniel Jackson)
Karmen Pedaru for H&M Divided F/W 10 (Photography: Daniel Jackson)
Karmen Pedaru for H&M Divided F/W 10 (Photography: Daniel Jackson)
