Photography byMario Testino and Styled Panos Yiapanis by the Britney Spears looks like she having fun on set as she wears spring looks of Valentino, Tom Ford, Dolce and Gabbana and more in bright and colorful images
Showing posts with label V Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label V Magazine. Show all posts
Saturday, 5 March 2011
Thursday, 3 March 2011
V Magazine Issue 70: Britney Spears
V Magazine Issue 70: The Star Power Issue, featuring the legendary Britney Spears shot by Mario Testino looking pretty, sexy and adorable in colorful photos that are hard to be ignored.
Wednesday, 12 January 2011
V MAGAZINE issue #69 Nicki Minaj by Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin
V MAGAZINE (issue #69), featuring one of the most fascinating personalities of 2011 - Nicki Minaj. Nicki lives up to the hype in “The Discovery Issue,” with Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin photographing the birth of a star in her dual-cover (fold-out) issue.
V MAGAZINE issue #69
NICKI MINAJ (wearing Mark Fast; Versace)
The Rise and Rise of NICKI MINAJ – The tough-talking, one-upping, bodacious, curvaceous Nicki Minaj is taking music to places cooler and more colorful than ever. And in the boys’ club of the 21st-century hip hop, she’s stolen every scene to become the genre’s Barbie-pink princess. Secretly, though, she’s gunning for queen.
Photography by: Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin
Styling by: George Cortina; Text by: Knox Robinson
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Tuesday, 11 January 2011
New Fans Nominated by Lady Gaga in V Magazine #69
V Magazine: “New Fans: Little Monsters, Nominated by Lady Gaga”
To call Lady Gaga’s adoring legion of followers mere fans would be a criminal understatement…Meet a few of our favorites from an online open call we hosted last November. The results of an exclusive V online casting call are published in a collage of Little Monsters, with hundreds of fans paying tribute to Lady Gaga. After, 8,000+ submissions, here are 200 of the very best!
New Faces: Nominated by Natalie Joos in V Magazine #69
V Magazine: “New Faces: Nominated by Natalie Joos”
A collage depicts the newest and most beautiful faces in fashion, nominated by V casting director Natalie Joos. Including already familiar faces such as; Julia Saner, Melodie Monrose, Arizona Muse, Kirsi Pyrhönen, Ashley Smith, Caroline Brasch-Nielsen, Sun Feifei, Ann Kenny and Daphne Groenveld.
Sky Ferreira in V Magazine #69
V Magazine: “New Bubblegum: Sky Ferreira, Nominated by Katy Perry”
Pop stars often come prepackaged, but 18-year-old Sky Ferreira is making her ascent with the help of good old-fashioned, bleached-blonde ambition.
Photographer: David Armstrong; Text: Patrick Sandberg
The Smith Westerns in V Magazine #69
V Magazine: “New Band: The Smith Westerns, Nominated by Ryan McGinley”
In the year and a half since they released their self-titled debut (most of which was recorded in Kakacek’s basement), the trio has toured the world with fellow indie rockers Girla, been kicked out of Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg (reportedly for peeing in the garbage cans), and won the affection of influential fans like Ryan McGinley, who recently sat down with the trio in New York City to talk about their past tour, new album, and overall rock aesthetic.
Photographer: Nicole Lesser; Interview: Ryan McGinley
Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Erin Heatherton in V Magazine #69
V Magazine: “New Angels: Lily, Erin, and Candice”
In the high-stakes world of fashion modeling, there exists a small clutch of jobs reserved only for the most gorgeous, talented, and needless to say, luckiest girls in the industry. These include magazine covers, cosmetics contracts, and, above all, the coveted role of Victoria’s Secret Angel.
Photographer: Terry Tsiolis; Text: Derek Blasberg
Models: Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Erin Heatherton
Sam Adams by Hedi Slimane in V Magazine #69
V Magazine: “New Rapper: Sam Adams, Nominated by Hedi Slimane”
The 23-year-old rap sensation boasts the kind of success story that both inspires and infuriates other aspiring musicians. When asked how a college student from Boston goes from being unknown to selling out 3,000 capacity venues in less than a year, Adams himself can only laugh and say, “You know, it just kind of happened.”
Photographer: Hedi Slimane; Text: T. Cole Rachel
Iris Strubegger & Baptiste Giabiconi in Haider Ackermann in V Magazine #69 by Karl Lagerfeld
V Magazine: “New Master Draper: Haider Ackerman, Nominated by Karl Lagerfeld”
“He did my favorite collection of the season, and I have always been supportive of good designers. I don’t say ‘young’ designers – Haider is not a beginner.” – Karl Lagerfeld
Photographer: Karl Lagerfeld; Styling: Haider Ackerman
Friday, 7 January 2011
“New Vision, New Faces, New Fashion” by V Magazine #69
Featuring rising models photographed by Daniele + Iango, in the upcoming issue of V MAGAZINE (issue #69): “The Discovery Issue” out Thursday, January 13th.
V Magazine: “New Vision, New Faces, New Fashion”
Hairstylist Luigi Murenu nominates rising photography team Danielle + Iango to capture nine new girls in the latest from the Spring collections. The clothes are as forward as the hairdos.
Photographer: Daniele + Iango
Styling: Sabina Schreder
Models(in order): Sun "FeiFei", Suzie Bird, Melodie Monrose, Kristina Romanova, Angelique "Ajak" Deng, Theres Alexandersson, Pauline Van der Cruysse, Rosemary Smith and Mengyao " Ming" xi
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Thursday, 6 January 2011
Abbey Lee Kershaw in V MAGAZINE issue #69
V MAGAZINE latest fashion spread featuring emerging supermodel ABBEY LEE KERSHAW. Take a look at the story and prep yourself for V MAGAZINE (issue #69): “The Discovery Issue!”
V does not hit newsstands until January 13th.
V Magazine: “A IS FOR ABBEY”
Great models aren’t made overnight. In fact, 23-year-old Australian Abbey Lee Kershaw has been rising through the ranks for years. This season, however, undoubtedly belongs to her. Meet fashion’s new supermodels at her most super.
Photographer: Sebastian Faena
Styling: Robbie Spencer
Abbey is featured in a stylized 1970’s influenced direction wearing pieces from Yves Saint Laurent, Louis Vuitton, Versus, Burberry Prorsum, Salvatore Ferragamo in shades of tan and taupe, whileLisa Houghton and Duffy give her a neon pout and larger than life bleached locks.
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Wednesday, 5 January 2011
Elizabeth Olsen and New Hollywood in V Magazine #69
V MAGAZINE featuring emerging actress Elizabeth Olsen, 21-year-old younger sister to Mary-Kate and Ashley, and a montage of the new faces in Hollywood (such as Glee’s Chord Overstreet) in the upcoming issue of V MAGAZINE (issue #69): “The Discovery Issue”. *Please note that V does not hit newsstands until January 13th.
V Magazine: “New Ingenue: Elizabeth Olsen, Nominated by Chace Crawford”
Unlike her famous child-actor sisters, this is her first real kick at the can. Instead of using their near-infinite connections, Olsen has taken the long road – studying acting, educating herself, working as an understudy.
Photographer: Mark Abrahams
Styling: Catherine Newell-Hanson
Text: John Ortved
V Magazine: “New Hollywood: Nominated by Greg Krelenstein”
Max Irons, Ella Purnell, Tessa Thompson, Jeremy Irvine, Astrid Berges-Frisbey, Chord Overstreet, Kaya Scodelario, Alexandra Daddario, Andrea Riseborough, Marielle Jaffe, Rhys Wakefield, Noomi Rapace
Tuesday, 4 January 2011
Preview: Emerging Fashion Designers in V Magazine #69
V MAGAZINE (#69) featuring the next generation of emerging fashion designers in a bold fashion spread shot by photographer Peter Funch in NYC.
V69 does not hit newsstands until January 13, 2011.
"NEW DIRECTION"
When we think of the future of fashion, we think slick and cold. In fact, the next generation of designer is bent on making clothes more ornate, experimental, and intricately decorated to traffic-stopping results. Featured fashion by Louise Gray, Marco De Vincenzo, Michael Van Der Ham, Meadham Kirchhoff, J.W. Anderson
Photography by Peter Funch
Styling by Catherine Newell-Hanson
Modeled by so many its like guess who; Raschelle Osbourne (VNY), Eligha Ojoko (Major), Courtney Brunson, Nina Keita (Next), Nyasha Matonhodze, R’el Dade, Fabiana Mayer, Monika Sawicka (Marilyn), Andie Arthur (Ford NY), Yulia Terentieva (New York Models), Hanna Samokhina (Wilhelmina)
Tuesday, 28 December 2010
Natasha Poly in V Magazine (#69)
V MAGAZINE (#69) features newly brunette supermodel Natasha Poly in a new colorful spring fashion spread shot by photographer Willy Vanderperre.
"Natasha is the New Brunette Who Loves Her New Prints"
Spring explodes in a riot of color and pattern. From floral and leopard to houndstooth and psychedelic, supermodel Natasha Poly wears the prints. They never wear her.
Photography by Willy Vanderperre
Styling by Panos Yiapanis
Spring 2011 looks by Versace, Christopher Kane, Celine, Jil Sander, Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquiere, Miu Miu, Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci, Prada, Giorgio Armani, Prada.
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Thursday, 23 December 2010
Julia Restoin Roitfeld Interviews Tom Ford in V Magazine #69
Tom Ford’s triumphant return to fashion communicates a simple message: iconic women in iconic clothes. Julia Restoin Roitfeld slips into ford’s high-glam Spring collection for a series of self-portraits and a conversation with the designer himself
Photography by Julia Restoin Roitfeld
A lot has happened in the five years since Tom Ford exited
women’s fashion. The economy went belly-up, leaving designers scrambling to reconcile luxury with covetability. Globalization exploded and forced houses to rethink their business models with emerging markets in mind. And in an increasingly plugged-in universe, fashion-world blips and sound-bites made headline news. In spite of it all, however, Ford just wants to have fun—and he made that crystal clear with his Spring/Summer 2011 collection, shown in New York last September to a select few editors and with a runway cast that included superstars like Beyoncé and Marisa Berenson, iconic faces like Stella Tennant and Carolyn Murphy, and muses like Julia Restoin Roitfeld. The show, featuring
idealized visions of the kind of louche ’70s glamour Ford first defined at Gucci a decade ago, delighted editors with its forthright desire to make women look and feel beautiful—which, as the designer explains, was precisely his goal. Here, he speaks with Roitfeld about the inspiration and the women.
JULIA RESTOIN ROITFELD What made you decide that this was the season to return to fashion?
TOM FORD I told myself that I would not come back to
women’s fashion until I felt I had something new to say. I feel that fashion has become too serious and that the actual customer’s needs have not really been addressed. Fashion needs to make one happy. It is a luxury and should enhance one’s quality of life.
JRR What inspired your collection?
TF Real clothes for real women. I want to concentrate on my real customer. That’s why I showed idealized versions of her—different women of different ages. It was about individuality, different body types, women who have their own style.
JRR What do you think fashion needs more of right now?
TF Spontaneity. Fashion needs to be more fun.
JRR What personality traits does the Tom Ford woman possess?
TF My customer has her own sense of style and knows herself well. My goal is to help women become the best version of themselves.
JRR What is your favorite piece from the collection?
TF I love every piece. That is like asking someone which one of their children is their favorite.
JRR Outside fashion, what are you looking forward to this spring?
TF I have to say more fashion. I love what I am doing right now and can’t wait to start the next collection.
JRR What was the last thing that made you laugh?
TF I laugh a good bit so that is a hard question. I suppose a phone call I just had with Richard [Buckley] five minutes ago made me laugh pretty hard. He has a wicked sense of humor
JRR What’s your New Year’s resolution?
TF I don’t have one. I believe in living life the way that you want to live it every day, and if you do that you don’t really need to have New Year’s resolutions.
Friday, 19 November 2010
V MAGAZINE Issue #68: Jane Fonda, Susan Sarandon, and Sigourney Weaver
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“The Who Cares About Age Issue” – starring legendary female actresses – Jane Fonda, Susan Sarandon, and Sigourney Weaver. V issue #68 Please see attached low res covers and insides images/story.
V MAGAZINE issue #68
Hits newsstands today, November 19th!
All Photography by: Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin
Fashion has no doubt been lampooned for its obsession with youth. And while we too have promoted the “casting coup” of 16-year-old Russian girls, we believe that nothing comes close to the allure of a woman five or six times that age. Take someone like Nacha Guevara, the Argentine singer and theater actress, who, at 77, still walks the boards and remains a subject of national obsession. (It’s probably the legs.) Or Eve Fletcher, the 83-year-old amateur surf star still on the lookout for life’s next big wave. Or Gloria Vanderbilt, the 86-year-old socialite who built a design empire in the ’80s by channeling every bit of her subversive personality. The women in this issue, who range in age from 31 to 86, will tell you that the mythical fountain of youth is overrated. After all, age is only a number, and we couldn’t care less. – V
Jane Fonda, Susan Sarandon, Sigourney Weaver in V Magazine Issue #68
New Age
V MAGAZINE issue #68
Jane Fonda in Dolce & Gabbana
Susan Sarandon in Fred Leighton
Sigourney Weaver in Alexander McQueen
All Photography by: Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin
Jane Fonda says that at age 72, her life has never been richer, more active, or more fulfilling. And Susan Sarandon, at 64, would say the same about her own. As would 61-year-old Sigourney Weaver, 64-year-old Charlotte Rampling, and 60-year-old Amanda Lear. In this, our Who Cares About Age Issue, they’ve all told us, in varying words, that society’s stigma of age has no bearing on their daily lives, only that they feel more confident in who they are and more gorgeous inside and out with each passing day.
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