Showing posts with label Steven Meisel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steven Meisel. Show all posts

Friday, September 27, 2013

THIMK


Christian Lacroix




Dior - John Galliano

Pink-Ink
Photography: Bardo Fabiani




Missoni


Trench - Gianfranco Ferre
Bodysuit - Heatherette


Blumarine
Shoes - Raphael Lopez


John Galliano


Roberto Cavalli - Agent Provocateur - Versace
Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche - La Perla

Dress Up
Photography: Alex Cayley


Blumarine


Louis Vuitton


Rochas - Hermes


Ralph Lauren Collection - Ralph Lauren Blue Label


Chanel - Rokit


Roberto Cavalli - Rokit


Imitation of Christ - Alberto Biani

Evening On The Down-Low
Photography: Steven Meisel










Alberta Ferretti - Donna Karan


Jill Sander - Marc Jacobs


Dolce and Gabbana


Moschino


Anna Molinari


Donna Karan

A Romantic Allure
Photography: Peter Lindbergh


Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche


Ricamo Lame


Rifat Ozbek


Chloe


Chanel


Hermes


Chanel
Glowing
Photography: Vincent Peters


Virna Lisi
Willy Rizzo 1967


Allegra Caracciolo
Henry Clarke 1965


Vogue Italia December 2004
Gleaming Evenings






Tuesday, May 14, 2013

NINETIES & NICE








Tradition and Beyond
Chanel
Photography: Steven Meisel






Jewish Style and Traditional Chassidica 
according to Jean Paul Gaultier
Photography: Steven Meisel
Model: Veruschka



Carlo Tivioli


Romeo Gigli


Chiavarelli

On The Road
Photography: Walter Chin


Istante


Istante


Istante


Istante

All Stripes
Photography: Sante D'Orazio


Moschino Couture


Prada


Cento X Cento by Iceberg - Next by Spaziotre


Lerre - Umberto Romagnoli - Walter Steiger
Tops - Dolce & Gabbana


Casadei - Pollini
Dolce & Gabbana


Paloma Picasso - Christian Dior - Calvin Klein
Caps Gerry - Gerry - Anouschka
Boa - Dolce & Gabbana

Aux Pieds
En Tete
Photography: Pamela Hanson




Dolce & Gabbana


Prada


Byblos


Nazareno Gabrielli

Long Winter
Photography: Michel Comte

Michel Comte, a professionally trained art restorer turned photographer, photo journalist and film director, was born in Switzerland. He moved on from his gallery  work for Bruno Bischofberger in Zurich to photograph a growing list of  advertising campaigns for Ungaro, Karl Lagerfeld's Chloe, Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and others. His grandfather was the Swiss aviation pioneer, entrepreneur and photographer Alfred Comte. 

Photo journalism was a natural progression for Comte where his poignant portraiture of war-torn civilians from Bosnia, Afghanistan and Iraq met with critical acclaim. 

He has captured the excitement of Formula One in photographs and celluloid, following the Ferrari team for more than fifteen years as well as documenting the progress of the BMW Sauber F1 Team, affording the viewer a visual behind-the-scenes experience.

Comte has worked behind the lens in a number of movies and has recently completed principal photography on his first feature film, The Girl from Nagasaki - "a multimedia,contemporary retelling of Puccini's classic opera Madame Butterfly." The film, shot in 3D live action, presents contemporary ballet, animated sequences, and musical performances featuring a combination of current and classic artists. Comte refers to his production as his trans-opera.

His Michel Comte Water Foundation is devoted to contributing to the development of water-purification projects. He contributes to Safe Drinking Water For All through proceeds from the sale of his work at auction.

Vogue Italia
November 1993



eye on the nineties at devodotcom ... nice