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.

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Maison Martin Margiela for Maria Luisa Catalogue

If you dont know by now I have huge weakness for fashion illustration. These renderings by french Artist Cedric Rivrian are absolutely beautiful. The flow of his work is flawless; accents and detail where necessary and loose line work use to express the aesthetic of certain design or designers. I definitely feel the Egon Schiele inspiration but his style is clearly distinctive.

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I’ve always had a weak spot for fashion illustrations, probably because it was one of the ways i wished most i could express my fashion sense, and I could not. The images above are 1960’s illustrations of Jean-Claude Picard which I adore.