THE HEAD, SHOULDERS , KNEES AND TOES ISSUE
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i-D is a British magazine dedicated to fashion, music, art and youth culture. i-D was founded by designer and former Vogue art director Terry Jones in 1980. The first issue was published in the form of a hand-stapled fanzine with text produced on a typewriter. Over the years the magazine evolved into a mature glossy but it has kept street style and youth central to every issue.
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editor - in - chief anthony miller
beautydirector sabrina carmona
editor maria giselle
fashion features editor jackie tirbaso photographers dylan shaw morrigan richardson kelsey heinze
fashion director elizabeth paladeau art director Jilian ricciardi
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models jessica martin caroline mcelhinny brian mitchell rachael majors taylor ullman contributors jacqueline friscia mike patterson rosario edwards
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PARIS FASHION WEEK: KENZO FALL-WINTER
Humberto Leon and Carol Lim behind Kenzo presented their new Autumn-Winter 2014-2015 collection during Paris Fashion Week. The designers asked David Lynch to do the music and the set for their show, so we have chance to see special effects, like sculpture of creepy dead head which can be spotted on the background of the runway. Kenzo Fall 2014–Designers Carol Lim and Humberto Leon teamed up with director David Lynch for Kenzo’s fall-winter 2014 runway presentation. The American creative made the soundtrack and set designs for the show that debuted pieces inspired by his work for the 90s television drama “Twin Peaks” which is know for its mysterious and supernatural elements.
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The idea was taken from director’s 1990’s mysterious television drama “Twin Peaks.” The creative set was only beginning, as we see weird clash of patterns, bold colors which feature sharp tailoring outfits and voluminous coats. Here are presented mannish quilt patterned three piece suits, full and pleated skirts, knit sweaters with origami-like folds, ribbed knit separates, long quilted parkas.
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La Cité du Cinéma, a massive film complex designed by Luc Besson and on the outskirts of Paris, is known among locals as Hollywoodon-the-Seine. Walk into the studio where Kenzo held their show today, and ironically the first thing that comes into view is a landmark from the opposite side of the United States, a scaled-down chunk of the Brooklyn Bridge. These days, designers Humberto Leon and Carol Lim split their time between Paris and New York, but once upon a time California was the place they called home. The duo drew directly from their sunny West . But Leon and Lim aren’t ones for singular, straightforward influences. What they do so well is mix references so that they become something completely singular. It’s a trait they share with their creative circle of friends, including. Photo: Yannis Vlamos
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“I will be surprised if anyone has been here before,” said Humberto Leon, standing in the middle of the atrium at the General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of the City of New York. Yeah, it’s a pretty safe bet that few, if any, of the editors and buyers at Leon and co-creative director Carol Lim’s pre-fall presentation for Kenzo had ever stepped into the three-story reading room dedicated to the 229-year-old vocational organization, despite that it’s located only a block from their own offices. But that’s the thing about Lim and Leon. That would be Laura Palmer, of course, a Twin Peaks reference that resounded in a chapter of knitted twinsets and halter dresses, or a blurry print of mountains shot through broken glass Criss-crossed coats and roomy suits were rendered in shiny jacquard. i-D Magazine
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PA C O PERE GRIN interview
He is a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Seville University and extends his formation in image and new means of expression in recognized centres of prestige such as International Center Of Photography (NYC), Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design (London), Andalusian Centre of Contemporary Art, Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró a Mallorca, The Andalusian Centre of Photography, Complutense University of Madrid, University of Santiago de Compostela, EFTI, etc. which were directed by personalities of international stature.
renowned photographer Paco Peregrín’s style has earned him credibility as one of the most exciting photographers working in advertising, beauty, art and fashion today. His unmistakable signature belies his background in design, communication, theatre and painting. Paco’s photography carries a perfect blend of sensuality with avant garde. Paco’s juxtapositions shows a mastery of the fine line between commercial success and art. Fusing hyper-real
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futurism with high-end beauty images, he is one of the talents of the Spanish photography with major personality. He has extensive teaching experience in higher education institutions of the Community of Madrid, the Istituto Europeo di Design, Photodays, Andalusian Centre of Photography, Matadero Madrid (Central Design), Senior School Arts and Entertainment TAI, etc.. His work is published in different centers of contemporary art. i-D Magazine
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The White Sposa Italia 'OLYMPIA' Editorial Plays With Ancient Greek Theme The Greek gods have never look as funky as they do in the White Sposa Italy ‘OLIMPIA’ editorial. Interestingly enough, the outfits put together for the photoshoot still have a decidedly ancient aesthetic thanks to the slew of togas, golden wreaths and more. Of course, the addition of atypical materials, punk-like accessories and tattoos lend a modern touch that many will appreciate. The White Sposa Italy ‘OLIMPIA’ editorial was shot by photographer Paco Peregrin in collaboration with stylist and art director Kattaca. The dream team worked with makeup artist and hairstylist Yurema Villa to create looks that popped right out against the monotonous grey backdrop. Captured in studio, it features dark eyes and dramatically embellished updos.
Photo: Paco Peregrin
The White Sposa Italy ‘OLIMPIA’ editorial was shot by photographer Paco Peregrin in collaboration with stylist and art director Kattaca. The dream team worked with makeup artist and hairstylist Yurema Villa to create looks that popped right out against the monotonous grey backdrop. Captured in studio, it features dark eyes and dramatically embellished updos. i-D Magazine
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Follow Suit Photography: PACO PEREGRIN Styling: ABRAHAM GUTIERREZ Model: CAROLINE DUONG
PACO PEREGRIN HIS NEW PROJECT BRINGS HIGH FASHION BY A SECTION OF BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO WITH MODEL CAROLINE DUONG, FOR THE NEW ISSUE OF ID MAGAZINE 2014
More Paco Peregrin, because I think I’m in love with the man. The above image was for Zink magazine. I love the use of a wide belt over a plain corset-it’s a great way to update a basic peice of wardrobe inexpensively, and can totally change the look of the corset. Here are some belts I would consider wearing this way (perhaps over my much-beloved matte leather Short Vic, the most flattering corset EVER on everyone except the one model wearing it in their catalog): This black lace and satin belt from Chezkevito, $40; This bow-front leather belt, $25, or this tab-front belt, $23, both from Bluefly.
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Disturbing Fashion Edgy in looks and styling, the Mujer De Negro photo series is dark, dramatic and full of intrigue. With a heavy focus on blacks and grays, with some blood-red accents, this editorial is elegantly gritty. Photographed by Paco Peregrin, the Mujer De Negro photo series was shot for i-D Mexico’s December 2014 issue. It was styled by Kattaca, with hair and makeup done by Lewis Amarante, featuring model Caroline Duong. Well known for his love of violent and aggressive themes, Klein captured Stone with male models Travis Hanson and Doug Porter in physically aggressive poses in “Lara Fiction Noire”. From shooting hand gun signs to drinking the blood of a human victim, the editorial is pretty intense.
BEAUTY COMING SO MAKES DIFFERENT, SO MAKES UNIQUE
Check out Lara’s photoshoots by Hedi Slimane and Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin from the same February issue alongside more of her previous editorials and a collection of aggressive photoshoots below.
Manteau: Rocabert Robe col: Mochinochep Cheap & Chic Gants: Mochino Guetres en cuir: Carlos Diez Chaussure: Amaya Arzmaga Parure de tele: Ana Locking
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D AV I D MOLINA iD Magazine brings you the latest news and curiosities from the world of celebrities. On this occasion we interviewed, especially for readers Beblaggers one of the most successful and claimed by the celebrities makeup.
BIOGRAPHY David Molina Schwedes of Spanish and German descent, canary birth globetrotting professional makeup artist by profession and vocation. He began his career at the early age of 16 years as assistant makeup photo production agency owned by his mother, on the island of Gran Canaria. That was when he discovered what really excites him the art of makeup. He moved to Barcelona to study professional makeup school in Stick Art Studio, a decision that would change his life as the director of the center, the renowned makeup artist Corinne Perez, who discovered David and recommended it to work for the prestigious Christian Dior, in Paris, a city that witnessed the deployment of promising career Molina. It was at Versace, as a makeup artist from the catwalks of Italy and Spain where he had his first contact with top models. A long list of models like Gisele Bundchen, Heidi Klum, Camila Alves, Martina Klein, Laura Sanchez.
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I can not say anything specific. Each one is different. Usually famous are well known. They know what favors them and what not, it is day or night. Then there are those who are more open to suggestions, but as I said, usually have very clear what you’re asking.
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Yesterday, during an event of the Coachella Music Festival in Palm Springs (USA), H & M announced that Alexander Wang is the next designer to collaborate with. This is the first time that an American designer collaborates with H & M to create the most coveted collections of designers. The artistic director of Balenciaga, Alexander Wang collaborates with the Swedish brand H & M by creating a capsule collection for next autumn-winter 2014.’s # AlexanderWangxHM will be released on 6 November.
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ince its launch in 2007, the eponymous brand fashion designer has carved a niche in the industry for its continuous evolution and for updating the urban uniform depending on context. Alexander Wang sensitivity results in contrasts and the almost imperceptible combination of refined and imperfect. His collections are characterized by a natural attitude towards fashion and always reflect the elegance and comfort. The “Alexander Wang x H & M” collection will consist of apparel and accessories for men and women, and presented in
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about 250 H & M stores worldwide, plus online in countries that have this system for sale, from November 6, 2014. “It’s an honor to be part of collaborations with designers from H & M. Working with your design team is exciting yet fun. They are very open persons with concepts to the limit and are the creative geniuses. This will be a great opportunity for a wider audience to experience the brand and style of Alexander Wang life, “says the creator. “Alexander Wang is one of the most important actors in the current fashion. i-D Magazine
FASHION WEEK BACKSTAGE BEAUTY Alexander Wang has proven himself year after year as a designer, sending out collections with a strong point of view and even stronger hair and makeup. His spring 2013 show featured models wearing electrical tape down their center hair part, and this season he delivered again with cognaccolored ponytails inspired by model Irina Kravchenko’s fiery red locks.
a “ponytail -- very simple, but very dramatic because of the swatch of color in the back. It doesn’t have any reference to any period, though slightly futuristic.” The slickedback hairdo, which he created using Redken Hardwear Gel, was meant to take personality away from the girls and their faces. He attached cognac hair extensions to a low ponytail. To hide the elastic, Palau soaked a strand of hair in strong Redken’s mane man Guido Palau hold hairspray and wrapped it explained that Wang wanted to do around, securing with a bobby pin.
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BACKSTAGE ALEX WANG As for the makeup, perfected by Diane Kendal for Nars, the look was simple, yet strong. The focus was on the eyes as Wang wanted to use a wash of grey eyeshadow to create a hooded effect and black eyeliner to generate shadow on the face. Cheeks and lips were kept neutral in Bianca Pure Sheer Lip Treatment and Penny Lane Cream Blush. To make sure the girls had flawless skin, Kendal spritzed on rosewater spray before she applied the makeup. The final touches came with the sandstone-inspired nail art. Wang asked for an “androgynous looking nail, something that was an enigma ... very quiet, but still strong and modern.” With that description, CND co-founder Jan Arnold painted on a demure nail color with a fan brush. Once the top coat dried, Arnold removed shine using a glossing buffer file to give the manicure its gritty aesthetic. Get more backstage beauty access at Alexander Wang’s fall 2013 show in our slideshow below. And see all of our New York Fashion Week coverage here. Redken’s mane man Guido Palau explained that Wang wanted to do a “ponytail -very simple, but very dramatic because of the swatch of color in the back. It doesn’t have any reference to any period, though slightly futuristic.” The slicked-back hairdo, which he created using Redken Hardwear Gel, was meant to take personality away from the girls and their faces. He attached cognac hair extensions to a low ponytail. i-D Magazine
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lways on the forefront of fashion, BCBG MAX AZRIA is the premier lifestyle collection celebrating 25 years of dressing dynamic women. Fusing creativity, accessibility, desirability, and wearability, BCBG MAX AZRIA occupies a unique position in the American fashion marketplace, offering sophisticated, confident designs that take consumers from work to the weekend in style. Max Azria was born in Sfax, Tunisia,[3] as the youngest of 6 children. He is of Tunisian Jewish descent. As a child, Max was educated in southeastern France. After 11 years of designing a line of women’s apparel in Paris, Azria moved to Los Angeles, California, in 1981 and launched Jess, a series of new-concept.
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COMPANY BCBG Max Azria Group is a global fashion house with a portfolio including more than 20 brands. Max Azria is the CEO, chairman and head designer alongside his wife, Lubov Azria, who acts as chief creative officer. As of 2006, there are over 550 BCBG Max Azria boutiques worldwide, including locations in London, Paris, Tokyo and Hong Kong. Azria’s collections are also sold in specialty stores and major department stores across the globe, including Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman, Lord & Taylor, Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, the UK’s Harvey Nichols, Hong Kong’s Lane Crawford, Taiwan’s Mitsukoshi and Singapore’s Takashimaya stores. BCBG Max Azria Group campaigns regularly feature notable models, including Eva Herzigova, Karen Elson and Jessica Stam.The company frequently works with internationally renowned photographers such as Patrick Demarchelier, Paolo Roversi and David. Max Azria is a Tunisian Fashion Designer , who founded the contemporary women’s clothing brand BCBG Max Azria. Max Azria is married to Lubov Azria, chief creative officer for BCBG Max Azria Group, He has six children, including Joyce Azria, who was named creative director.
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ax Azria was born in the port city of Sfax, Tunisia, and he was recently honored at that country’s fashion week, where he staged a show celebrating BCBG Max Azria’s 25th anniversary. So it was fitting that Resort was all about Azria’s Tunisian heritage. “I can almost smell the jasmine in here,” said Lubov Azria, the brand’s chief creative officer, amid the scarf skirts, embroidered tunics, and capes inspired by Hammamet, the beachside town where Elsa Schiaparelli owned a home and Paul Klee painted.
Lubov Azria designed the BCBG Max Azria runway Resort collection for “girls on the go.” Said Azria, “I live vicariously through those young socialites who are constantly on the lookout for something new, and want to stand out and to be seen and talked about.” i-D Magazine
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