The May issue of HARPER’S BAZAAR UK presents a cover story with Daria Werbowy, which was photographed by fashion photographer NICO. Styling was done by Miranda Almond. In the interview with the magazine, the successful model spoke about her career: “I have always been a seeker, I've always been looking for something. When my career got good, I was like, "Is that it?" Your dreams have come true, you can't buy anything else to make you happy, so then you think: What else is there? There has to be more. After you're materially successful and secure, you start trying to figure out what it's about. But all that really matters is that you're doing what you want to be doing.”
Elina KECHICHEVA c/o SHOTVIEW BERLIN photographed for the beauty issue of RUSSH MAGAZINE with Willow Hand and Natalia Sirotina in shades of pastel. Casting was handled by Ben Grimes, and Bridie Gilbert was in charge of fashion.
Michael HEMY c/o SHOTVIEW BERLIN photographed male models Harry Hains and Frank Nadolny in New York for NOAH MAGAZINE. Casting was handled by Cast Partner, and styling was provided by Evelyn Sand.
For the London-based label VON SONO, Ronald DICK photographed the upcoming Fall/Winter collection. SPEX commissioned the photographer for a portrait of BABY METAL, three Japanese idols who sing and dance to metal.
Musician Holly Herndon from San Francisco, who just recently caused quite a stir in the electronic music scene with her third album "Platform", and who is hyped up to be the new Björk, stood in front of Ronald DICK’S camera for CRACK MAGAZINE. The redhead is said to be intellectualizing club music. For her album, she worked together with hackers and queer activists from all over the world. And for the SZ MAGAZINE, Ronald realized the editorial 'Dreamland'.
Performance artist Marina Abramovic was portrayed in her New York studio by Peter RIGAUD for SZ MAGAZINE. Styling was handled by Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer c/o SHOTVIEW BERLIN. This year, the native of Serbia celebrates her 70th Birthday, and her autobiography is due to be released this fall. For next year, large projects in Scandinavia and Asia are in the making. Her focus, however, is on the 'Marina Abramovic Institute' which helps performance artists from over the world reach an audience.
For Heimat, Peter RIGAUD photographed new motifs of the continuing DAS HANDWERK campaign. Sven Gessner handled Set/Props, the styling was provided by Suni Hofmann and the production by Shotview. Sublime handled the postproduction. Representing the agency were Jana Weinert (consulting), Arne Stach (AD) and Kerstin Kraus (AB).
Scott Trindle photographed casual classics for H&M in the Moroccan desert. In front of his camera was male model Adrien Sahores, who was dressed in the perfect outfits by Isabelle THIRY c/o SHOTVIEW BERLIN.
GoSee brings you two new editorials by fashion photographer Alexander NEUMANN: He photographed Mari Halang for MARIE CLAIRE UK and Sharon Timmer for the Swiss fashion journal BOLERO.
Matthew Brooks staged the newest collection for the Paris shoe manufacture J.M. WESTON. Casting was handled by Oliver Ress of CREARTVT.
Despite its English-sounding name, J.M Weston embodies a very French – and more precisely, very Parisian – form of elegance, in which timeless style is given a bold twist with contemporary influences. The great classics are injected with the freshness of a rather nonchalant rock ‘n’ roll aristocracy, rich and raw materials rub shoulders, calfskin suede goes hand in hand with box leather, cashmere is found alongside denim, and the medallion wing-tip derby echoes the loafer.
For the Paris-based jewelry label CHARLOTTE CHESNAIS, Niki PAULS was in charge of styling for the Fall/Winter collection, which was photographed by Timothee Elkam.
In 2015, Charlotte Chesnais launched her own eponymous brand and was rewarded with the prestigious ANDAM Fashion accessories prize. This reward marks her first collection, a mix of graphic and fluid lines, re-designed basics and abstract shapes creating a set of little sculptures. The pieces are handmade in France by the best ateliers and are available in silver, vermeil and 18 carat gold. Charlotte Chesnais’s collections can be found at twenty-five of the most prestigious boutiques in the world.
Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer styled the SUN BUDDIES Spring/Summer campaign, which was photographed on the Canary Islands by Ola Rindal. Art direction for the campaign, as well as the lookbook, was handled by Tony Cederteg. The sunglass label from Swedish Malmö was founded in 2013 by Simon and Hannes Hogeman, the operators of the menswear store Très Bien.
Sun Buddies is a premium eyewear line from Sweden. The original frame takes inspiration from the sunglasses worn by actress Bibi Andersson in Ingmar Bergman’s 1966 film, Persona. The collection got a head start when friends and colleagues in the fashion industry started wearing them. Collaborations with designers, photographers and artists are essential and the name ‘Sun Buddies’ is a homage to these friends and creatives. Sun Buddies can be found in top fashion stores worldwide including Dover Street Market, Liberty, MyTheresa, Opening Ceremony and Matches Fashion.
