Continuing with the development of the Fashion Playing Cards series Connie Lim has delivered the next four illustrations of the series, completing a total of 14 cards. To see the full collection so far and follow what to come click here.
Continuing with the development of the Fashion Playing Cards series Connie Lim has delivered the next four illustrations of the series, completing a total of 14 cards. To see the full collection so far and follow what to come click here.
Being able to see the evolution of Fashion, Layout Design, Illustrations and Advertising is always a huge source of inspiration for everyone like us who are working in the Creative Industries -
I just Stumble on the FULL Archive of L’Officiel Magazine, so after the Playboy archive, here you go, for the pleasure of your eyes (and mind) French renown fashion magazine L’Officiel from 1921 to now !
Cutting-edge Publisher and Creative Agency, Gestalten just launch a new amazing book about hair ! Hair’em Scare’em presents an extraordinary exploration through the fascinating beauty and inventive possibilities of hair as a medium for artistic expression in fashion, contemporary art and design.
We had the chance to be one of the few who received the book and we loving it ! Featuring a lot of artist we already review here, like David Bray, Paco Peregrin, Eric White or John Ryan Solis amongst others… The 224 full color pages is a pure visual inspiration goodness, and for only $50, I would tell you to buy right away before it gets out of stock !
These beautiful pencil and gauche fashion illustrations were created exclusively for Clear Magazine by Japanese art director and fashion illustrator Masaki Mizuno. In this series the artist interprets looks from some of our favorite top fashion houses including Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Maison Martin Margiela, Miu Miu, Nina Ricci, Givenchy, Prada, Christian Dior, Balenciaga, and Alexander McQueen. For more information on the artist visit his website here.
When Fashion Illustration is well executed (drawn) it is ART ! And when an old master like multi-talented/fashion designer Wolfgang Joop, draws it is Art ! Wolfgang opens his new exhibition of fashion drawings in Berlin: an overview of 4 decades of fashion illustrations.
For Wolfgang Joop, art and fashion are most impressive when the objects have the spark of an old master, whom he studied extensively, and possess “an aura of unintentionalness; or the intention to be completely self-satisfied.” The French call this l’art pour l’art.
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Two years ago we introduced you to the fabulous Illustrations of Pomme Chan aka Pomme Pomme - Since then she updated her portfolio with some pretty amazing new work. See by yourself…
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Some beautiful Catwalk Illustrations by Marina Beresford-Stooke from recent fashion week shows…
Catwalk illustration at William Tempest by Marina Beresford-Stooke
In the same style as the Louboutin Ad campaign, except here it is not fashion, but weapons. The Russian based illustration studio Geliographic decided to mix classic still life paintings, with modern weapons. An interesting mix that grabbed my attention!
Silenced Walter PPK, Desert Eagle .50 and Magnum .357. Girls wear Louis Vuitton.
In exclusivity for TrendLand, Robert Jonas Toth drew these amazing fashion Illustrations : Trendy Girls with Guns – In these drawings you see the essence of high fashion’s next season – in a slightly different way…
M-72 Light anti-tank javelin & AK-47 Kalashnikov. Girls wear Chloé.
. These outfits are the world’s greatest designers’ best pieces and after a friend of Robi’s suggested to him, he fit the world’s most famous arms with them.Why? Because they fit… These cultist weapons are as important in the world of arms as the key elements, patterns, textures and trends in the world of high fashion.
Parisian artist Jeanne Detallante’s work has been featured in some of the most influential print magazines, including Vogue Italia, Vogue Japan, and GQ for her meticulously rendered illustrations. Living in New York for the past few years she has become even more of a global name in the art world. We are clearly fans of her commissioned fashion work that has been circulating the press but it is impossible to over look her other works which highlight her notion of highly developed concepts, like the Identity Thief featured above.
Bringing you the golden whisper of the New York Fashion week runways. Though I can not say I saw anything on the revolutionary tip, I was rather impressed with a handful of collection in their entirety.
I was blown away by the Julian Louie runway, the girls looked like gentle fashion illustrations dressed in perfectly tailored garments made with contrast paneling in a muted and soothing palette. Everything about the presentation was gorgeous. I was immersed in the drama behind the Temperley London girls. The collection and runway presentation carried an undeniable art nouveau chic. Equally bold was the collection of Proenza Schouler which was full of color and tribal inspired frocks. And as a final highlight, I was extremely fond of Ohne Titel’s silhouettes and graphic delivery. There are many other details to pay attention to when scrolling through this review, so look closely at the details.
As promised, bringing you the latest in illustrator Connie Lim’s developments for her Fashion Playing Cards series. This series is in its beginning phases, with 10 cards/illustrations completed. We get so excited each time she sends us more images. To see more of Connie Lim’s work visit her website here. Follow the series only on TrendLand. Stay tuned…
Swiss-born/Paris based fashion photographer, René Habermacher has some pretty amazing photographs in his portfolio. Rene started as an illustrator, winning numerous prizes (see his beautiful Kate Moss illustration below for Numero magazine), then decided to go into fashion photography, where he’s now shoot with the most prestigious models for luxury publications such as Vogue, Numero, Harper’s Bazaar and V Magazine… You should check his site for more goodness and read his latest interview with Pop Magazine
House of Holland T-shirt design
London based illustrator and stylist Sophie Stephens has a humorous and unique take on today’s fashion and celebrities and no one is spared. Her t-shirts for House of Holland feature illustrations of Brit darling Alexa Chung complete with pumpkin, the witch hat and ivy, Terry Richardson covering himself with a prickly cactus, and Luella, looking rather provocative with arms up and bare chest. Even her final year guerilla art campaign project, entitled ‘Style makes me Sick’ pushed the boundaries. Stephens infiltrated Topshop changing rooms everyday with illustration saying “No More Heroes”, challenging what we think is fashionable and making us rethink how we put celebrities on pedestals. She is a force to be reckoned with! Stephens has done work for various magazines including Love, Fact and Know Magazine, and collaborated with Julian and Noel from The Mighty Boosh to make flyer. Her thoughts, work and ideas can be seen on her blog: http://blackpendiaries.blogspot.com/.
Talented Madrileño illustrator Ricardo Fumanal have some pretty strong drawing skills, taking inspirations from fashion magazine and films, he takes images from internet and redraw them with his very own style. After collaborating with a number of studios and art directors, he focused on producing illustrations in varying media and formats. These include fashion magazines and newspapers such as Yo Dona, German Glamour, El País, Marie Claire, Hercules and Vanidad amongst others… Check his site for more pictures www.ricardofumanal.com
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