Tuesday, 13 September 2011

THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT!

Today I saw an old ad the amazed me. I feel so thrilled to see creativity matched with simple ideas and big budgets. These things show us that basically everything is possible, you just have to have the means for it. This ad is for Sony Bravia called "Bounce" or "Bouncy Balls" made previously to the "Paint" ad that I posted here a while ago.

Need to emphasize that nothing here is 3D or CGI, all the over 100,000 balls are real and shot in San Francisco. I am also posting the making of so you get flabbergasted!




Making Of





Cheers


HINDU GOD

This is one of the latest photo shoots that I styled, I chose these three photos because I love their intensity.
All the pieces are from Nova Chiu, the designer did this collection inspired by Shangri-la and we wanted to have a face as strong as the clothes, we got inspired by Vishnu (Indian God) and the blue skin - we chose a more "wicked" version with the black, powerful face.





PS: Amazing Nova did everything in faux fur!

Cheers

Saturday, 10 September 2011

MAGDALENA FRACKOWIAK FOR DANSK

Dansk magazine, photography by Aitken Jolly and styled by Anders Sølvsten Thomsen.












ART OF TIDYING UP

To put some order to our chaotic life Ursus Wehrli released a book about how to make art in a more organized way, first he tides up famous paintings than he decided to go with photography. Interesting to look at, why our brain likes to see in an organized way?






THE ROW - CHIC SIMPLE

The NY Fashion Week (known for it's wearable fashion) started and I just saw The Row's fashion show and (commercially) I think the collection is great! Very wearable, trendy and cool - I love the straight lines of the silhouette(looks very comfy), the length of dresses and skirts and the color. It can be feminine and boyish at the same time.








LET'S MAKE IT A TREND

White Tights






Cheers!

Friday, 9 September 2011

PEOPLE AROUND

Street photos, new season and new trends to come, let the fashion weeks begin!











 Source: The Sartorialist, Jack & Jill, Face Hunter, Style Sight