"The industry has operated against the artisan in favor of the idler, in favor of capital and against labor. Any mechanical invention whatsoever has been more harmful to humanity than a century of war. Our initial values are getting compromised on a daily basis, and it’s nearly impossible to not get involved with something morally vague. The systems we invented in good faith to bring humanity a step forward have gotten out of control and are turning against us with intense speed and pressure." says WHITELIES Magazine about its third issue. For the cover spread titled 'The stars look very different today' in Berlin-based WHITELIES magazine, Marius Uhlig photographed model Annely Bouma. The outfits were put together by BIGOUDI stylist Paul Maximilian SCHLOSSER.
The magazine on its issue: "In our third issue, we are incredibly happy to give you the opportunity to read the words of Geoffrey B. Small, the avant-gardist and recycled fashion pioneer. We talk to Iris Van Herpen on her approach to artisanry and how to use modern day technology to enhance craftsmanship, photographer Sébran D’Argent takes us on a journey to Ladakh, and we call artist Paul Kremer fat."
Contributors & Contents - Sébran D’Argent, Geoffrey B. Small, Victor Kruit, Marius Uhlig, Paul Maximilian Schlosser, Leon Emanuel Blanck, Max Dorsogna, Chloé Le Drezen, Pierre-Alexandre Fillaire, Alexander Graeser, Kamilla Richter, Till Janz, Gary David Moore, Lucas Christiansen, Ingo Nahrwold, Pierre-Ange Carlotti, Erik Raynal, Rebekah Campbell, Esther & Dimitrios Tsatsas, Pola Esther, Elise Gallant.
ISSUE NO. 3 - ARTISAN . Language: English . Pages: 192 . Size: 220 x 290 . Printed in Berlin, Germany . Buy online: whiteliesmagazine.com
The editorial titled 'Der Spinner', which translates to nutcase, already appeared in the March issue of ODDA magazine and presents, among others, MD MGMT model Lena Petersen. After special treatment from Fashion Editor Ingo NAHRWOLD (styling) and Marco ALECCI (hair & make-up), both c/o BIGOUDI, the generally beautiful girls are hardly recognizable. The hooligirls in soccer fever were photographed by Ralph Mecke.
Fashion photographer Edgar Berg photographed model Catherine in 'The Third Stripe Corresponds' for the April issue of DESIGN SCENE. Hair & make-up were done by Dennis BRANDT c/o BIGOUDI, with styling by Julia Quante.
It was announced at the end February 2016 that Glenn Martens' Y/Project is nominated for the LMVH Prize. Right on thought i-D and took it to Berlin's Gropiusstadt with photographer Jana Gerberding and stylist Erik Raynal where they staged the F/W 2016 menswear from Y/Project on i-D favorite and Louis Vuitton girl Tamy Glauser and three young local men against a striking backdrop. It was all done with hair support from Gregor MAKRIS c/o GoSee member BIGOUDI. Production: Alexandra Bondi de Antoni.
About - Y/PROJECT has been proposing since 2010 menswear that bridges a technical know-how and emotional atmospheres into a straightforward look. Culminating in architectural cuts that boast a comfortable fit, the foundation of Y/PROJECT resides and relies on transcendent versatility. Belgian designer Glenn Martens, an Antwerp graduate who acquired his experience with Bruno Pieters and assisted Yohan Serfaty at the launch of his label among others, has been carrying on in the spirit of Y/PROJECT since September 2013. Additionally to the Menswear, Martens has spun out his late mentor’s style and introduced a full-fledged and long anticipated women’s collection. yproject.fr
Since summer 2012, Jutta Schweiger and Marianne Tochtermann have been designing “Tops for everyday luxury”. Their brand 7 Chic Avenue stands for elegant, high-quality and reasonably priced silk tops. From ICON mag, we learn the following about the blouse label: “Seven friends meet in a student flat in London. They exchange thoughts about fashion, style and life in general – and call themselves 7 Chic Avenue. This name is taken on years later by two members of the group, Jutta and Marianne, for their own fashion label. The brand really exists as do the two women.” Responsible for the cool look of the new 7 CHIC AVENUE motifs was BIGOUDI hair & make-up artist Anja FICHTENMAYER. Photos were shot by Sina Görtz, and we have the result for you on GoSee.
About – 7chicavenue.com you can buy our tops, blouses and accessories, receive style advice from Yves and follow our four girlfriends through their ups and downs. Love, Jutta & Marianne
High tech, radiant colors and sports gear are the ingredients of the spread 'Strong Match' in LUFTHANSA magazine - styling by Séraphine DE LIMA c/o BIDOUDI, photos by Robert Grischek – we have the result for you on GoSee.
Pascal Gambarte shoots a fashion story for L'OFFICIEL Hommes – grooming by Anna NEUGEBAUER c/o BIGOUDI.
'Masculine styling with feminine notes: the new girlfriend look.' Alexandra Kinga Fekete photographed an editorial for ME STYLE – grooming by Eva DIECKHOFF c/o BIGOUDI.
'Menage a Trois' in ME STYLE magazine – styling of the spread by Cathrin SONNTAG c/o BIGOUDI, photos by Lars Borges; we have nine motifs for you on GoSee.
Image shoot for IMMOSKY by Stefan Schmid – styling was in the hands of Julie NEUBAUER c/o BIGOUDI.
Mens fashion for OLYMP Level 5 photographed by Mario Schmolka – styling by Anja ZANDER c/o BIGOUDI.
Sun protection with anti-aging effect – the BIGOUDI duo Gudrun MÜLLER (hair & make-up) and Séraphine DE LIMA (styling) were on a mission for EUCERIN – photo by Michael Wirth.
'Fingers are the best spoons' - the MIREE campaign highlights table manners and the BIGOUDI team Jelena SCHNEIDER (styling) and Isabel PETERS (hair & make-up) - photos by Steffen Hofemann.
BIGOUDI welcomes Charlotte KUHRT, the latest new entry in the area of hair & make-up; we have a first portfolio for you here on GoSee.
Styling new entry at BIGOUDI! Welcome Caroline LEMBLÉ; we have a first PORTFOLIO for you on GoSee.
