Sabrina Wolf

So loud. So good. The McCrispy is rocking – thanks to testimonial Chris P. Baxxter, aka good-mood machine H.P. Baxxter, known nationwide as the frontman of the band Scooter. Food stylist Jürgen ZIMMERSTÄDT c/o BIGOUDI was responsible for the McCrispy's appealing and cinematic look.

For the spot directed by Christian Schilling, the Scooter hit "Maria (I like it loud)" was reimagined and quickly rewritten to "McCrispy (I like it laut)." The core message of the campaign is…

The latest collection from IRIS VON ARNIM was photographed by Tine Reimer & André Hemstedt, aka We have seen. Hair & makeup were taken care of by Emma BOMBOSCH c/o BIGOUDI, whose work is marked by creative and minimalist looks.

Hair & makeup artist Sabrina WOLF c/o BIGOUDI was booked by Glanz & Gloria – the agency for content, influencers and performance – to create the latest PARSA BEAUTY motifs. PARSA BEAUTY offers an innovative, continually evolving range of beauty…

We are delighted to welcome NEUBAUERSCHWARZ here on GoSee. After more than 30 years of representation, Barbara Neubauer has stepped down from business operations as of 1 January, 2023, and given the helm to her long-time co-worker Birgit Schwarz. “We look forward to many exciting projects and an inspiring creative exchange in the new year!” The new team from NEUBAUERSCHWARZ will present their services during UPDATE-23-BERLIN at the end of May in the uber-hip brand-new…

Bernd OPITZ c/o NEUBAUERSCHWARZ photographed the image campaign for medi GmbH (styling: Gabriella Opitz, hair & makeup: Sabrina Wolf c/o BIGOUDI, production: Markus Albrecht).

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Hair & makeup artist Sabrina WOLF c/o BIGOUDI was booked by Glanz & Gloria – the agency for content, influencers and performance – to create the latest PARSA BEAUTY motifs.

PARSA BEAUTY offers an innovative, continually evolving range of beauty products you can use to express your own individual beauty.

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Satyriasis or satyromania (derived from the satyr of Greek mythology) are the terms used in medicine and psychology to describe pathologically excessive sexual desire in a man. The terms are considered antiquated today. In the mid-nineteenth century, it was assumed that this hypersexuality was caused both by hereditary tendency and by other factors such as indolence, masturbation and the sedentary lifestyle so popular in our time.

The term satyriasis is the male counterpart…