Moody

Mother Nature Does it Best

Thanks for sharing Alberto!

December 20th, 2009

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Last weekend I styled a photo shoot consisting of a lot of cooperation from many amazing people. I can't wait to share the final results...
Model Nicole Warren . Hair Stylist Kim Namanny . Photographer Rebecca Steele . Assistant Shakir Najieb . Makeup Artist Emilienne Esquibel . The Ace Hotel . Halo Shoes . Una . Matisse

Thank you all!

Gravure Magazine: Doppelganger

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Photographed by Alex Freund

Annie Leibovitz for US Vogue, December 2004: Alice in Wonderland

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This story was exquisitely shot, produced and styled. Not to mention captures a remarkable time in fashion. Over the years these images evoke the same emotions in me that they did in 2004 when I first saw them, a true sign of timelessness. From top to bottom: Natalia Vodianova in Helmut Lang, Marc Jacobs with Marc Jacobs, Atelier Versace.
(images via vodianova.net)

Mociun

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If these photos don't make your bones ache for summer then you have no soul.
(photos via mociun.com by Alyson Fox)

Zoe Chronis

(5 Braids & Cloud by Zoe Chronis, drawingsbyza.blogspot.com)

Derek + Daria

Daria Werbowy has always been one of my favorite photographed people. She has so many enviable physical qualities I won't even try to list them, and her quiet charisma translates onto film flawlessly. So when I stumbled upon these Derek Kettela images I couldn't resist sharing them with you. Enjoy! (images from derekkettela.com)

Emelie Casiez

(from emiliecasiez.com)

Daniele Alessandrini

Although I know very little of the designer's work, I recently was introduced to this brand by way of the men's collection. And it's hard for me to comment on the fashion alone without also drawing attention to how fantastic this entire shot is. The hair and lips, the coat, the proportion of the trousers, the light, the shadow, color...that coat! I thought of this as an appropriate image to use as a farewell to Fall 2008, as we will see more and more of the Spring looks cropping up and brushing the clouds away. However excited as I may be to welcome this fresh season I also mourn the passing of fall layers, cashmere sweaters, boots and strikingly elegant coats such as this.
(at danielealessandrini.com)

Floto + Warner

Recently featured on Refinery29, these pendant lights are made from used, discarded jewelry found at The Goodwill and Salvation Army. They're made in various sizes and each unique. The website for this design team presents wonderful photographs of interiors, exteriors, portraits and other projects they've done. Seeing these chandeliers has inspired me to delve into my own jewelry box, with a pair of needle-nosed pliers in hand, in hopes of resuscitating some old, forgotten friends.
(www.flotowarner.com)