Alex Turvey contacted us to feature his beautiful and visual video exclusively commissioned by Dazed & Confused and featured as part of onedotzero and Dazed’s Fashion in Film program – Frankenfashion is being screened alongside the works of Chris Cunningham, Solve Sundsbo & Saam Farahmand, Inspired from the mythical Dr Frankenstein, all the featured wigs and hair has been comissioned by sensational hair stylist Charlie Le Mindu
OH yes ! Jo can draw !! I am pretty amazed by the work of Jo Ratcliffe aka Jocandraw – She have such an amazing style, I’m in LOVE !
Jo studied illustration at Central St. Martins, after graduation followed a stint at Hasbro (toy manufacturers) where she began drawing Sindy for Marvel comic. Self taught with photoshop & Illustrator, she developed her very unique style: never two job look the same !
In the Fashion & Photography Industry we all know David Sims, from his wonderful editorials in Vogue, Pop, W or Numero or for his advertising for Jill Sanders, Balenciaga or Calvin Klein – And if you dont know him, im sure you know his photographs or campaigns – Unfortunately he doesnt have his own website, but here is a compilation i made of some of my favorite pictures of him….
David Sims is a British fashion photographer. Sims began by assisted photographers Robert Erdmann and Norman Watson, then went on to join photographer’s agency M.A.P. and worked with a number of their clients. In 1993, 2000 and 2001 Sims signed one-year exclusive contracts to Harper’s Bazaar (USA). He also photographs for W magazine, The Face, Arena, i-D, L’Uomo Vogue, Arena Homme Plus, Vogue Homme International, British Vogue and Dazed & Confused. His advertising clients include Calvin Klein (he shot the first campaign for Calvin Klein Jeans), Pepsi, Gap, Prada, Helmut Lang, Yohji Yamamoto, Levis, Louis Vuitton, Jil Sander, Hugo Boss, Rimmel, Givenchy, BCBG and Nike.
Bio by ShowStudio
‘FRANKEN FASHION’ editorial with Guinevere van Seenus photographed by Daniel Jackson and styled by Karen Langley for Dazed & Confused October 2009. See full editorial on Paper Mode.
What an amazing Editorial for the last Dazed & Confused (Oct. 09) Franken Fashion with model Guinevere van Seenus photographed by Daniel Jackson and styled by Karen Langley – See FULL EDITORIAL ON PAPER MODE
The visual concept behind the collections of fashion designer Nicolas Petrou is graphically well executed ! His latest presentation of Men collection Petrou\Man during NY Fashion week, which saw models in a plethora of masked jumpsuits with Petrou’s casual tailoring fused with active sportswear. Interesting…
Styled by Robbie Spencer: the Dazed & Confused fashion editor – See the presentation video on Digital Dazed
Starting as a fashion editor, after finishing fashion school, for Mixte, Purple and Dazed and Confused without a doubt helped photographer Damien Blottiere see images in a different way than his peers. This is not to say that his style can be credited with working at those magazines but rather the undertanding of creating highly dynamic images that tell their own story. Blottiere is fascinated by the study of dimension, which you can seee in almost all his work. He creates his own paper/cardboard characters which become the set and often subject of his photo. Taking even the most simple of photographs Damien Blottiere cuts, pastes, plays with proportions and finishes with something absolutely fantastic. I am very inspired by the energy and sense of humor in his photographs. he is clearly someone who gets the big picture, a place where fashion meets art.
Magnus Unnar shoots Anouck Lepere (Belgium model and Jefferson Hack’s fiance) for the October 2009 issue of Dazed and Confused. The shoot is raw and energetic and depicts Anouck playing the role of a lowly intern at a modeling agency. Stylist Joanna Schlenzka seems to love messy backgrounds, muted tones and naughty onesies – and its a winning combination!
Founded in 2007 by Jonathan King, after working in advertising as a location booker, is The Shoot Factory, a full-service location agency, representing UK and international properties, studios and venues for TV, film, photo shoots, product launches and events. Most of The Shoot Factory’s locations are occupied homes and businesses, which are rented on a day rate basis to the the agencies clients, which include The Times,
Vogue, Dazed & Confused, Elle, Gucci, Gap, Louis Vuitton, Roche Bobois, Dwell, L’Oreal commercials, Lexus, Heinz, Borbonese, and Secret Diaries of a Call Girl to name a few.
Starting by renting his own home as a set “has proven to be the key to success”, said King, “I understand what both parties are looking for, what they dislike and how to advise on suitable work for the home owner and the right location for the client.”
If you are looking for a great location for your next production or just to be inspired for the interior of your new home, The Shoot Factory is a must see destination. I have been browsing through this site for the last 2 years and have yet to stop checking in for inspiration. Visit the site to peruse through all the different rentals at The Shoot Factory.
London based fashion photographer, James Mountford is playing our generations tune with his new Blogspot, I Heart Krackney, where he features what he calls his Orphan work. This is a space for his unpublished, unpolished works which he is in fact very proud of. Featured here is a small selection or pieces of editorials you may recognize from magazines such as Dazed & Confused, Stimulus, Tank, and I-D which he has shot. Keep an eye on his Blog and be sure to check out his website as well.
For the August issue of Dazed and Confused, photographer Jason Kibbler and stylist Karen Langley, with the help of set designer Gary Card, produced this pretty amazing editorial, inspired by Maria Blaisse work and re-interpreted her sculptural feats – Maria was famous in the 80’s for her revolutionary / futuristic vision. Read her interview on Dazed Digital
Here is a showcase of some of our favorite Fashion Blogs, the ones we regularly check and read…
Refinery 29 : Pipeline [ Built on a custom platform - Based in NY ] The Refinery girls scan the web everyday and write about what’s cool and hip, mostly for the female demo. They review upcoming designers, must haves, editorials, sample sales and tip you on what to buy and where to shop! They also have really detailed shopping guides and plenty other fashion related features… Ladies if you love fashion, this is a great one to check! pipeline.refinery29.com
Dazed Digital : [Built on a custom platform - Based in London] Dazed Digital is the online version of fashion/design/art magazine Dazed & Confused. A great resource for keeping in the know about upcoming designers (mostly British and European), as well as all the European runways, accessories brands and editorials. A must check ! www.dazeddigital.com
The young and fierce Josh Olins has been the man behind some of my favorite editorials in the past couple of years. He has made it almost his trademark to capture fashion in groups. Olin’s meticulously precise and visually captivating moments hit their finest tune in his group shots, an extremely difficult note to play.
“I didn’t realize at the time that it would lead onto so much more or that I would enjoy it so much. A lot of what I love in photography is composition and what better way to do that than fill your frame with multiple characters.”
I am fascinated with the pool of iconic images he has created at such a young age and eager to see how his career will continue to develop positioning him as one of the most highly in demand fashion photographers. I tried to time this piece with the launching of his website, but it proves time and again that my inspirations can not follow a schedule. We will keep you posted on the launch of Josh Olins’ website, but for now you can peek through some a selection of his work here.
Oh I Love Mike Piscitelli photographic style, full of rawness and unexpected imagery, Mike dropped school in ninth grade to pursue skateboarding, hardcore music and teenage girls and he ended up working as an assistant on porn movies, Its a this time he started to have interest on photography and film. At 18 he moved to NY and proceeded to shoot editorials for Dazed & Confused, Another and i-D magazine. He went on to direct the SoCal Summer Campaign for MTV, which earned him a coveted Art Directors Club Award.
In 2003, he moved back to Los Angeles to focus on film work and surfing. He soon found himself directing music videos for Iggy Pop, John Frusciante, Linkin Park and The Walkmen, among others.
His portfolio is showcasing plenty of known faces, skaters/surfers, hotties, Ad campaigns and documentary style pics – Be sure to check his blog : YouWontFindItHere & his beautiful portfolio
We have referenced the work of Kattaca many times, especially in relation to photographer Paco Peregrin seen best in the Spain’s Fashion Production Dream Team article – Kattaca works pretty much exclusively with Paco Peregrin and when they work together, you can recognize it from far. The trio definitely have their own style! They like to play with structural fabrics and shapes and an amazing makeup and hair team which helps a lot on the creativity of the outfits. Mario Ville and Carol Gamarra are the genius stylists formerly known as Kattaca. You can see their work in magazines like Neo2 or maybe Tendencias but it is easily the caliber ( if not above and beyond) of ID, Surface or Dazed & Confused – Be sure to check out her work at www.kattaca.com it is pretty mind blowing!
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