Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
Cher Lloyd for Flavor Cover Shoot with Bella Howard.
Am more than slightly in love with this Mishka Vintage Victorian velvet cape.
Posts Tagged ‘Work’
When worlds collide…
Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
Jessie Ware in Worth Couture, for The Hunger, shot by Rankin.
Rankin’s studio is literally around the corner from mine: I love that the corner of North London is both curiously anonymous, yet quietly fabulous.. I love London; hope you like this shoot.
3 Supermodels and on Day 4, The Lovely Hanna…
Thursday, February 2nd, 2012
Hanna P. Behind The Scenes: From Yesterday's Shoot with Alice Rosati
Taken from Alice’s Blogette: http://missrosati.tumblr.com/
I’ve had the best of work weeks, shooting Eva Herzigova, then Erin O’Connor and then Yasmin Le Bon, slightly overawed by their beauty and their down-to-earth loveliness: you know how when work is the best of fun and the best way to spend the day (bar cuddling my baby boy of course!). Those shoots were for Corduroy the fantastic independent magazine from the States created by Peter Ash Lee, and whom I shot Lily Cole and Sir Ben Kingsley a few months back for the last issue (out now).
The day after the Yasmin shoot, it was another vibe entirely: ping-pang hot colours on the edge of the east – Hackney Wick – my version of the end of the world; albeit one filled with artists and wind chimes for a shoot with Alice Rosati and Hanna P, with Angelo on hair and my dear friend Sarah Reygate painting colorful eyes on a winter’s day. The story is out very soon, hope you enjoy this sneak preview.
It’s a Material World…
Monday, September 26th, 2011
Material Girl Magazine: Shoot with Ellen Rogers out now.
Here is a sneak preview of the Material Girl Story I styled at the jaw-droppingly fabulous House of Hackney: shot by Ellen Rogers.
If Ellen and I lived together in an alternate reality universe, it would be a world where Alice fell through the looking glass, tumbled down the rabbit hole and into the wilds and wiles of the Yorkshire Moors with Cathy and Heathcliff…
Please click on the link to see more/buy or take a peek:- http://materialgirl-mag.com/index.php?swfName=issue_nb_00
www.houseofhackney.com
www.ellenrogers.co.uk
Stand and Deliver! My Interview with Dr Noki for the newly fabulously revamped Esthetica Review.
Wednesday, September 14th, 2011
My dear friends Jessie Brinton and Margot Bowman (bravo on that first from St Martins Margot!), have rejigged, rebranded and reinvigorated Esthetica into something quite, quite beautiful. I feel proud to be a part of the new world order.
Day Tripper by Jeremy Fusco.
Tuesday, August 30th, 2011
Day Tripper from Jeremy fusco on Vimeo.
The fashion film I styled when 9 months pregnant! SS11 Meadham Kirchhoff Collection Special
Shot by my fabulously talented husband.
Now on ASOVFF.
Sir Ben Kingsley shoot out now in Corduroy Magazine.
Wednesday, August 24th, 2011
Sir Ben Kingsley Shoot for Corduroy Magazine, with Peter Ash Lee.
http://www.corduroymag.com/
Lovely Lily – Shoot out now in Corduroy Magazine.
Wednesday, August 24th, 2011
Lily Cole for Corduroy Magazine with Photographer Peter Ash Lee.
http://www.corduroymag.com/
The Green Eyes Have it! Weblink of my Sophie Ellis Bextor Shoot: Out this month. We Channelled Studio 54 and danced in an SE1 Studio to Donna!
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011SHE’S ELECTRIC
by AMNESIA MAGAZINE14.08.2011
There’s nothing cooler than Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Her dark hair, the tattoo on her arm that reads ‘Family’ inside a red heart, the love with which she speaks of her kids and how they set up tiny clubs at home while singing and dancing together. Sophie is a pop star and our weak spot. Her latest album, ‘Make a Scene’, will make us dream at Amnesia on 21st August.
The cover artwork for ‘Make a Scene’ is beautiful. Sophie in black and white, her eyes wide open, calm, the mouth just opening. Almost like a Mark Ryden character. This inspiring picture makes us think of a teen Sophie, almost gothic. She’s glad that the pictures in her new album communicate so much: “I love that you love the pictures! The photographer is Ben Weller. I wanted something that looked classic and I love that eerie look that black and white photos have to offer. We worked together for a couple of days, to gather up the pace and relax, and the idea evolved into something slightly different. I love the pictures where my hair is kind of billowing. I would’ve loved the picture on the back to be the cover!”
The cover is not the only evocative thing. The title of one of her new songs, ‘Heartbreak (Make Me a Dancer)’, is also evocative. Just by reading it you can picture her dancing alone in her room or in some club, melancholy. Where can we find her dancing? “Probably at home with my kids. I love playing them the music I love and we’re always singing. They also have a record player with club lights in their bedroom, so we can always set up a home club. I also dance at clubs, but that’s normally when I’m working, playing a set or a live gig. If I have the night off, I’ll usually just meet up with friends in the neighbourhood or I’ll go out for dinner with my husband. I dance enough on stage!”
And speaking about stages. Imagining her on the Amnesia stage is a powerful image. So pale, so incredibly beautiful and slightly ethereal. It’s great to have a dark-haired pop star… Sophie, please don’t ever dye your hair blonde. “My hair’s been red, blonde, even pink… but I’ll always be dark-haired in my heart”.
SHARETAGS SOPHIE ELLIS-BEXTOR, AMNESIA, IBIZA
