As we patiently await warmer days, it is only natural that we start thinking of our next destination away. Luring us away this month is Marie Claire Australia’s lavish March 2014 editorial. Starring the vibrant streets of Peru, model Nathalia Oliveira wanders along arched walkways and narrow streets dressed in colourful designer couture. A bold kaleidoscope of cultures, clothes and fashion, stylist Jana Pokorny paired a matte red lip and side-swept hair with rich tones of tapestry-inspired crimson, airy pastels and wispy whites.
If there’s one iconic image from the Awards Season it is Faye Dunaway’s Oscars photoshoot. Terry O’Neill photographed the actress having...
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.
HAVE FEATURED THE instagram photographs of Amanda Shadforth from Oracle Fox here before, but it’s been a while and she’s in Paris, where powdery blossoms flirt...
CELEBRATING the beginning of Spring with beauty and elegance, an editorial from Vogue Turkey’s March issue, featuring Dutch supermodel Doutzen Kroes,...
As if we couldn’t love the Australian supermodel more, last week H&M announced that the graceful Miranda Kerr would be the new...
HIS WORK WAS CANDID, spontaneous and beautifully kinetic. Richard Avedon poured his own energy into photographs, creating heightened and whimsical...
THIS WEEK’S PHOTOGRAPHIC inspiration is every bit as fantastical as that of Karen Knorr‘s, especially the glimpses into the British Ambassador’s residence...
THE WORK OF PHOTOGRAPHER Karen Knorr first appeared here a few years ago. Born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany and raised in San...
AND IF YOU FOLLOW along on instagram, you will know that often count the hours in flowers, and so, on this hazy...
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.
EMILY FAULSTICH and I might have been twins separated at birth, for so closely aligned is our love for midnight skies and satin ribbons, perfect packaging and macarons, candlelight and leopard print, and of course, all things pink . . .
AS YOU KNOW, am an enormous fan of the magical work of photographer Tim Walker, whose trademark fairytale shots have captured the imaginations of many.
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.
