Showing posts with label Vogue Nippon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vogue Nippon. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 May 2010

Dree continues to shine


It's not been long since I posted that stunning gold make up editorial featuring Anja from Vogue Nippon. This time it's the same photographer, and the same magazine but this time it's Dree's chance to shine. The girl really knows her angle, and this is one of the softest, most beautiful beauty editorials I've seen for a reall long time. Are Vogue Nippon the only magazine still placing some emphasis on the beauty editorial? I hope not, because they are the hidden gem of the magazine.





all images from Elite Models.

Friday, 30 April 2010

Golddigger



If I was better at applying make up, then I'd wear golden eyeshadow or pigment a lot more often. It looks so beautiful on blue or green eyes, and highlights a tan better than any other. So, I precariously apply it every now and then, usually when editorials pop up that feature it. I'm having a major gold rush at the moment having just discovered this editorial. It's the lovely Anja Rubik shot by Nathaniel Goldberg for Vogue Nippon back in May last year. Oh, and the most important detail? Make up by Diane Kendal. I just had to share it, because it's such a wonderfully simple formula for an editorial but has stunning results.





Anja is also the only model that makes me want to dye my hair blonde for the first time in years.

all images from thefashionspot.

Wednesday, 7 April 2010

In Vogue with your skin out



Raquel Zimmermann is up there with Anja and Abbey Lee as the best movers in front of the camera, and it seems like every editorial Raquel shows up in has the potential to be a classic. She's a veteran, and has been in the game for over a decade, and her experience always shines through. But she is never boring, just always a classic.
I had to post this editorial from Vogue Nippon May 2010, because it's easily the best editorial of the year so far. With Inez & Vinoodh behind the lense and George Cortina styling, I just love everything about this.







The deep golden tan, black and white clothes mixed with statement jewellery makes the studio setting really stand out, but it's Raquel's movememnt that brings it to life.

rest of editorial here. All images from thefashionspot.