Georges Antonis‘ work dips into a world where glamour and intrigue meld and the result is bold, beautiful and cinematic. Antoni is an Australian fashion photographer (Queensland bred) whose star is rising rapidly in the global market. His first forays into the Sydney, London and New York fashion industries have been greeted with resounding success. His natural talent, formidable skills in lighting and composition and easy going nature, have resulted in mass interest from leading international brands and magazines, such as Australian Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Oyster, Cream and WestEast.
Back in 1999 for this astonishing Couture du Monde editorial by Ruven Afanadorfor Vogue Paris Sept. 99 with models Audrey Marnay, Devon Aoki, Esther Canadas and Malgosia Bela – Funny to see Devon Aoki so young !
This beautiful “I Spy” Editorial was shot by Ellen von Unwerth featuring gorgeous Anja Rubik as a hunted spy – for Vogue Italia April 09 Suggestions supplement.
Some of the most interesting fashion editorials don’t deal with clothing at all. Magazines often feature interesting and unusual content related to jewelry and accessories in general. Here is a compilation of some of the coolest we found around the web – You can also see some more posts we’ve written about Jewelry Designers.
I just cannot believe we never posted this AMAZING ” Alice In Wonderland ” fashion editorial shot obviously by photographer superstar Annie Leibovitz with model Natalia Vodianova for Vogue US December 2003
On the June 2009 VOGUE cover is the beautiful Cameron Diaz. the shoot was taken by Mario Testino. Not only Does she look gorgeous in the palm springs sun he is wearing some of the most beautiful earth friendly clothing around.
(Above) 3.1 Phillip Lim eco-dyed 100 percent natural silk dress and an Eco Emporia belt made from a reclaimed fire hose. John Hardy silver cuffs.
Ha Paris. Paris, my Hometown, is pretty well represented in this A Toutes Jambes editorial with Anja Rubikshot by Terry Richardson and art directed by Emmanuelle Alt for Vogue Paris June/July 09.
Well, presumably the rumors continue, except this time its not about who will replace Anna at Vogue but where she is off to. Rumors have it that Barack Obama has invited Mrs. Anna Wintour to join him as his ambassador to France. That’s a pretty interesting transition.
Vogue Patterns by Steven Meisel - I first saw these breathtaking pictures in Italia Vogue back in December 2007. These photos are optical illusions in a their own way and I love it! see also the really cool color palette composition made by ColourLovers
Models: Lara Stone, Meghan Collison, Kinga Rajzak, Maryna Linchuk, and Hanne-Gaby OdieleRead the full story
Steven Meisel is definitely my favorite photographer – all his work is so avant garde. Here is Fashion Editorial for Vogue Italy, shot in 2005 inspired by Sin City - Models: Lily Donaldson, Karen Elson, Julia Stegner, Gemma Ward, Missy Rayder
Rumour has it that Anna Wintour is concidering retirement! According to the New York Post her contract is about to expire and “she’s so tired out and she feels she’s done it all and had enough”, says a source to the Post. Not only has she run Vogue US for twenty years, but she additionally oversees Teen Vogue, Fashion Rocks and Men’s Vogue, which just recently got cut down to only two issues a year due to budget cuts at Condé Nast. This might be why the rumours of Anna Wintour leaving is flourishing on the internet or maybe there’s more to it?
I honestly don’t know what to believe. I certainly don’t believe that she’s is the kind of woman to leave her masterpiece without it being perfectly done. I think she’s the type who’d want to leave on top of her career. I just can’t picture Fashion Week without Anna Wintour in front row with her characteristic sunglasses places on her nose. It all seems too strange to me, but then again, change isn’t necessarily a bad thing, is it? However, if it’s true, it would definitely cause a commotion within the world of fashion and there will be some major questions to be answered. Who would replace her? What would she do without Vogue? And, will anyone ever exceed the expectations there is to being the next Anna Wintour?
For the 10 year anniversary of Vogue Russia some of fashion’s biggest names designed a Matrioshka (Traditional Russian doll) -the dolls will be auctioned for charity at a super-chic party on November 20 – see more here
The designers sketches were realized by Russian craftsmen, who hand-painted the 50 centimeter dolls. “Every Matrioshka is unique and a piece of art in itself,” said Aliona Doletskaya, Russian Vogue’s editor-in-chief. “Installation, sculpture, objet d’art – you can call it however you wish.”
