Showing posts with label GIVENCHY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GIVENCHY. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

THE NEW GIVENCHY GIRL IN TOWN // DANIELA BRAGA




 Daniela Braga is the girl to keep an eye on this season. After a Givenchy exclusive last season in Paris and rumors of landing the label’s much coveted ad campaign shot last month by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, this 20-year-old São Paulo native should be in every casting director’s list.


SAMISONIXX

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

PHOTO OF THE WEEK // CASSIE IN GIVENCHY



"Before you diagnose yourself with depression or low self-esteem, first make sure that you are not, in fact, just surrounded by assholes." - William Gibson



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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Q U E E N // i-D Magazine's royalty issue








Amy Troost shoots four of the season’s finest faces for i-D Magazine‘s royalty issue. With a title cribbed from Gaga lyrics and some tricked out fashion’s chosen by Alastair McKimm, this story is heavy on attitude. Being a queen isn’t always about being prim and proper, these ladies showcase spirited toughness all while wearing royal finery from the likes of Givenchy & Alexander McQueen. Dressed in baroque McQueen complete with headdress, Daga Ziober looks darkly regal Julia Frauche, Maria Bradley & Karlina Caune round out the impressive cast.


By far the best editorial iv seen this year AMAZING!


SAMISONIXX

Thursday, December 29, 2011

M O R E T H A N W O R D S






Life is a gift,
 
life can be cruel,
 
life can be kind,
 
life can be hard,


But a life in fashion is the way we survive.



SAMISONIXX   


Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Steven Klein shoots Givenchy// P E R F E C T M I X





Riccardo Tisci‘s gothic view for Givenchy is the perfect compliment for Steven Klein‘s darkly erotic photographs and in this month’sInterview the forces combine for an engrossing editorial starring Saskia de Brauw and Guinevere Van Seenus. The Amanda Lear and Bettie Page inspired fall collection was filled with suggestive undertones and Ludivine Poiblanc selects sheer pieces that seem designed to titillate. Julien d’Ys‘s larger than life anime hair styles and Stephane Marais‘s bold makeup, give the story an added sense of whimsy, but nothing (not even a backdrop of crushed cars) can take our eyes off of those Tisci creations.


Hope you have a great day or night 
Samisoni xx



Sunday, November 14, 2010