FOXY

Have been wanting to add this shoot to my blog for months but only just got around to hunting for it online, although the garments featured are nothing special, I love that Vice has taken on such an, at the time, sensitive subject as the release of murder suspect Amanda Knox. I'd love to try something like this, a fantastic creative way of acknowledging the news stories which surround us daily. Plus, this is pretty funny.

SELF SERVICE #35

YAYYY, new Self Service, my absolute favourite publication. It feels so indulgent and sleek, with beautiful cropping of images and styling by one of my icons, Venetia Scott. If anybody spies this stocked in Nottingham please let me know, and I urge you to buy a copy.

ANJA

Love this shoot from S/S11 POP, the colour and continuity of the images is perfect and considered whilst I adore the budget Travelodge style hotel setting in contrast with the garments selected entirely from Louis Vuitton. The composition of the photos is utterly striking, with a strong sense of symmetry and repetition echoing the constructed, uniform nature of a hotel room. The beauty of this shoot is likely to lie in the collaboration of the model and the photographer alone, rare I feel you'll agree for a high calibre fashion magazine such as POP. A truely successful pairing none the less, which results in striking and confident yet seemingly organic photographs.

Photographer: Emma Summerton

Styling: Emma Summerton and Anja Rubik

GIRL INTERURPTED

Vogue Italia July 2007

Steven Meisel, Karl Templer

Love this shoot, it really reminded my of Girl Interupted when I stumbled upon it today.

ESCALE A L.A.

I've been meaning to share this amazing fashion shoot with you ever since I curiously purchased a copy of Vogue Paris to ease the boredom of working the cloakroom one night at my bar job. I was hoping to find some interesting visuals, something new to blog about and I fell in love with this amazing collection of a staggering 64 full page images. The shoot entitled, Escale A L.A, is unsuprisingly shot in L.A, and featured locations which I adore, they seem a little fictional and depict muscle beaches and dreamly 1950's surburbs. The photography is all down to Inez and Vinoodh, whilst styling lay in the hands of three of the greats, Parisian perfection Emmanuelle Alt, proprietor of undone styling Melanie Ward and Suzanne Koller of my much adored Self Service Magazine. The models once again embody the elite of now with a line up of Freja Beha Ericksen, Lara Stone, Natasha Poly, Arizona Muse, Isabeli Fontana and Raqual Zimmerman. As if this shoot couldn't get any more desirable a threesome of Venice Beach's finest long haired boys feature in many of the shoots, and I am oh so partial to the surfer look.

So i'm not sure I can indulge in posting each and every image from the indulgent collection but here are my very favourite;