Showing posts with label Vogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vogue. Show all posts
1/15/14
11/2/12
1/26/12
What is Good is Beautiful.
GRACE CODDINGTON now, and then
marc jacobs maxi skirt
4/18/11
California Dreamin at Chateau Marmont.
Natalia Vodianova reunites with photographer Bruce Weber for the May edition of Vogue US. Starring alongside Hollywood stars such as Hailee Steinfield, Matthew Gubler, and Dakota Fanning.
7/8/10
VOGUE Needs Intern.
VOGUE Editor's Assistant Internship, Fall 2010
VOGUE is looking for an intern for the fall semester to assist Editor Jessica Sailer starting August 30th at the latest, with availability to come in for training a few days in advance.
You must be able to work Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. More days are preferred.
You must be knowledgeable in the following areas: PR firms/contacts, packing photoshoots, doing sitting sheets, getting credits, calling in samples, and other administrative tasks on a daily basis.
This is an incredibly hands-on, fast paced internship. It requires an individual who is responsible, detail orientated, hardworking, and has a broad knowledge of the fashion industry.
You must be able to receive academic credit and still be in college.
If interested and qualified, please send your resume and cover letter to
Charlotte_Coleman@condenast.com.
***THIS INTERNSHIP POST WILL EXPIRE ON JULY 12th***
11/10/09
Lady Gaga in Vogue.
Lady Gaga dressed in Marc Jacobs (above) in Vogue's December issue. Theme was Hansel & Gretel, photographed by Annie Leibovitz
10/11/09
Irving Penn Forever.
via Vogue - Exalted though the name Irving Penn may be in the worlds of fashion and photography, the man himself has always preferred the flip side of fame—privacy almost to the point of anonymity.
In his 60-odd-year career, Penn has rarely given in to the curiosity of a journalist and has almost never allowed himself to become the subject of a photograph, even one of his own—all too wary, perhaps, of just how much can be revealed in a click. “I don’t want to be a ‘personage,’ ” he explains (although that hasn’t stopped him from photographing some of the most seminal personalities of our time). From the beginning, however, he has been unusually open about one thing: the secrets of his craft, discovered through a love of experimentation with light and long hours in the darkroom, secured, perhaps, by the thought that the most important ingredient in capturing a soul—whether it belongs to a dress or a person or a piece of meat—is part of the same mystery that can’t be known. - read more here...
Richard Avedon 1978
Pablo Picasso 1957
Kate Moss
Big Brother & The Holding Company & The Grateful Dead. San Francisco 1967
9/25/09
Fashion Week by Grace Coddington.
Grace Coddington's favorite fashion week moments.
Oscar de la Renta. "I thought it was a great show—young and fresh and utterly wearable for everyone. I loved his colors and that he had two very distinctive lengths—long and short. There was a beautiful black lace dress with a veil that reminded me of one of the first shows of his that I went to, more than 20 years ago. This one was reminiscent of then but totally modern. It’s amazing. Oscar just gets better and better."
Sophie Theallet. "Her cotton dresses were great—exactly what I’d like to wear next summer or the end of this summer. There was a red one with a vertical black-slash print on it that I starred in my notebook."
Lady Gaga. "Lady Gaga: I met her backstage at Marc Jacobs and introduced myself. She was wearing a ferociously studded mask and insisted on kissing my cheek, which almost blinded me. Gaga really makes such an effort just for a simple meeting in the office. She was wearing Philip Treacy’s hat with Vogue written on it when she came to see Anna, and when she came to see me the next day she had sprayed her hair red. I was really amused and flattered"
Marc Jacobs. "Marc Jacobs show: After it was over I went up to him and said—as I always do—”Oh, Marc, why do you have to show at such high speed? It’s so hard to catch all the layers of your ideas from the topknot to the toes.” Twice around wasn’t enough. I wish it had been 20."
Elijah Wood. "I’ve had so many people who saw The September Issue come up to say hello. One morning there was a big guy on a bicycle blowing kisses to me. In line for a coffee at Wichcraft in Bryant Park, people in front and behind me said how much they liked it. Then, at Rodarte, Elijah Wood—Frodo!—came up to me. He was so sweet and charming. A real actor saying he admired the film—what a compliment."
Proenza Schouler. "The clothes were adorable. They were inspired by skateboard and surfboard artwork. And I loved the color-streaked, bleached-out surfer hair that Didier Malige did. It’s a great time in fashion for young people. There’s so much that’s fun and flattering and colorful."
Rodarte. "Last season, the gladiator thing peaked in the form of high-heeled shoes and boots. But this season Rodarte strapped up their dresses, and it was beautiful. I loved the apocalyptic color palette with bits of color woven in. There was also a great pair of punkish pants with zippers everywhere."
*photos by Marcio Madeira / Style.com
Vogue's August issue. "A call from Martha Stewart: She wanted a kitten and remembered a Meisel shoot I’d done a year ago with Karen Elson and a ton of calico Persians the same as my cat Pumpkin. She asked where I got them, and I gave her my breeder’s name (Pam Rutan). A few days later, I found out that she took delivery of two."
*photo by Steven Meisel
Fashion Week BLT. "My daily BLT with avocado, when the Condé Nast Cafeteria has it. I need it for sustenance and strength to make it through the week. I only wish I had time for a glass of wine, too."
*photo by Andrew Twort/Alamy
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