Editorial

Showing posts with label karlie kloss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label karlie kloss. Show all posts

2/09/2013

Esto Es Hollywood / Vogue Spain February 2013




karlie kloss photographed by alexi lubomirski
vogue spain february 2013


1/13/2013

Material Girls / US Vogue January 2013



karlie kloss & edie campbell photographed by craig mcdean
vogue usa january 2013


7/07/2012

Elie Saab Fall 2012 Couture



select pieces from elie saab


12/08/2011

Fur Collection: Part Nine

alessandra ambrosio photographed  by chad pitman / muse winter 2011


(click here for Fur Collection: Part One)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Two)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Three)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Four)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Five)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Six) 
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Seven) 
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Eight) 


12/01/2011

Body by Kloss / Vogue Italia December 2011



who knew kloss had such fab abs hidden under her waif figure..!

karlie kloss photographed by steven meisel
vogue italia december 2011


11/24/2011

Part Eight: Fur Collection

daria werbowy

yeap... more fur.
here is another set of awesome furry variations.

(click here for Fur Collection: Part One)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Two)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Three)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Four)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Five)
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Six) 
(click here for Fur Collection: Part Seven) 


10/01/2011

Ann Demeulemeester Spring RTW 2012



i hadn't paid much attention to ann demeulemeester for no particular reason.
without much thought i had considered the brand too androgynous and couldn't really picture myself wearing its clothes.
well...wrong. but i do feel that ann demeulemeester's clothes look best on tall people. a lot of her clothes (from quickly scanning her previous seasons' work) have structure and play with lengths and proportions. these elements are best pulled off by women with some height and leaness to them.
anyway, there were some major drapery and fringe work here. the models looked like a very cool and chic hybrid of gypsies and stranded pirates!