Be it swimwear or outerwear, I love these second-skins. I also love this styling, in all its sexy sobriety.
Fashion editorial in Numero #124 / Jessica Miller photographed by Sean &Seng / images via fashiongonerogue.com
Fashion focuses temporary on a body part or another – the waist, the bust or the legs, the front or the back view etc. Now, fashion pays attention to the hips. And there’s no part of the woman body more sexy than the hips – I totally agree with that.
Apart from the bodysuits and various swimwear outfits, there are also some great dresses created by Haider Ackermann and Nicolas Andreas Taralis, in their Fall 2011 collections.
This is the new man/ Athletic form/ Control me/ White and flawless – these are some new fashionable concepts and the trend is already in the air. Sounds like a new fashion utopia. Or, more precisely, as a new body utopia.
This editorial belongs to the summer issue of Tush magazine .
Photographed by Ellen von Untwerth (actually, that’s quite new for Untwerth’s style) / styled by Ingo Nahrwold / source : fashiongonerogue.com
Looking Twice was a London exhibition dedicated to Fashion & Illusion, increasing the popularity of this topic. Some fashion students explored the theme of illusion, showing creativity and innovation through the use of distorted shapes and trompe l’oeil. I really love this theme, and I’ve been always fascinated about translating illusionism in terms of fashion.
Fashion plays the game of illusion, distorsion and trompe l’oeil, from twisted garments to creative make-up. Watch the latest covers of i-D Magazine and taste the best of it.
Here’s a fashion editorial published in PANI (a Polish magazine), the May issue. And here’s another fashion doll – Maddie Kulicka. She’s playing diva, dipped in gold and neutrals, featuring some great designer outfits – Miu Miu, Burberry Prorsum, and especially Maison Martin Margiela.
Photo: Mateusz Stankiewicz / Styling by Michal Kus/ Model: Maddie Kulicka
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