IT IS THE BRIGHTEST, sunniest Monday, and these links are coming to you late, which can only mean a very lovely...
SPRING HAS SPRUNG in florals and lace, and especially lovely in this new fashion editorial, belle d’ajours, by Pamela Hansen in the March issue of Madam Figaro. The beautiful shoot features model Giedre Dukauskaite in sexy little black lace dresses by Dolce & Gabbana, Jason Wu and Elie Saab, and even sexier sheer little white dresses by Stella McCartney and Nina Ricci. Belle d’ajours, indeed.
Stunned by the simplicity of these black and white pictures from the latest Dior campaign. No other than Patrick Demarchelier...
First things first: this picture is not exactly news and neither is this dress, both date back to 2011. And...
TO SAY THAT THIS WEEKEND was like a dream would be an understatement of epic proportions. There were bright, sunny...
YESTERDAY WAS A PINK BLOSSOM DAY, the air laden with the scent, petals floating on spring breezes and it was...
KNOWN AS MUCH FOR HIS PHOTOGRAPHY as for his diaries that expressed those thoughts that couldn’t be captured in a photograph, Cecil Beaton was a vibrant personality.
ON SATURDAY, we took the train out of town and to another city for the day, the world floating by over salted caramel...
HIS WORK WAS CANDID, spontaneous and beautifully kinetic. Richard Avedon poured his own energy into photographs, creating heightened and whimsical...
TO SAY THAT THE WEEKEND did not go according to plan would be an extravagant understatement. As you know, we, [P&I]...
OFTEN DESCRIBED as the quintessentially American photographer, Irving Penn used simple monochromatic backdrops to portray his subjects—often women of inimitable beauty—wearing Cristóbal Balenciaga coats or Christian Dior gowns.
CONTROVERSIAL, GLAMOROUS, PROVOCATIVE, are only some of the words that are used to describe Helmut Newton’s photography. He was the most imitated and controversial photographer of his time, because his pictures of women were both alluring and ethereal, representing a concealed and heightened version of reality.
IT SEEMS AS IF THE WEEKEND has just ended, and yet, somehow, have arrived at Wednesday already. Either we’re working...
AND IF THERE WERE ONE piece that captivates more than any other at this moment, it would be the...
THE VERY FIRST INTOXICATINGLY lovely glimpse of French designer, Laure de Sagazan‘s, impossibly romantic gowns was in December of 2011,...