I
I’M Image Magazine November - 2012 www.imimagemagazine.com
M A G A Z I N E
Andy Silvers Photographer
International editorial fashion
Photos amsterdam
Meet the Image creator Andy Silvers.
Los Angeles london, UK montreal Thailand Virginia, USA
storIES
Mila Rivkin HAUTE COUTURE Daian Tang Dulcius ex aspiris: the Story of Daian Tang
menswear
Menswear by KurtissNYC
style
Accessories by Oat-Chaiyasith Thailand
design
Beauty of Autumn,
Remon van den Kommer
Amsterdam
trend Groove
Olga Shleicher Los Angeles
1
November look and be inspire ! Images are part of our world. It is use to promote, to provoke, and most importantly for I’m image magazine , to inspire!
Publisher Imagesoludesign.com Editor in chief Claude Bélanger
ISSN CANADA ISSN 1929-7424 (Print) ISSN 1929-7432 (Online)
CONTRIBUTORS remon van den kommer oat-chaiyasith kutiss nyc oscar latorre -bosh olga shleicher andy silvers naiia lajoie
ADVERTISING info@ imimagemagazine.com
SUBmissions submission@ imimagemagazine.com
DESIGN Creative Director: Claude Bélanger
From the Editor Claude Bélanger
T
he international flavor of I’m image magazine is in direct relationship with the subjects it deals with. Inspiration, an essential part of the creating process, is the very reason for this magazine existence. Each of the cultures that live around the world brings us a different view about images. With this ideology in mind, I’m image magazine is delighted to have the collaboration of Naiia Lajoie a multinational artist herself.
Graphic Designer: Claude Bélanger
GENERAL ENQUIRIES info@ imimagemagazine.com Website: www.imimagemagzine.com
COPYRIGHT All material appearing in I’M Image Magazine is copyright
Born in Montreal to a Filipina mother and Syrian-Quebecois father, raised outside of Ottawa, attended high school in Saudi Arabia, university in Lennoxville, and moved back to Montreal upon graduating.
unless otherwise stated or agreed upon prior to publishing. I’M Image Magazine takes all care to ensure information is correct at time of printing, but the publisher accepts no responsibility or liability for the accuracy of any information contained in the text or advertisements. Views expressed are not necessarily endorsed by the publisher.
2
www.imimagemagazine.com
ney to growing creatively and internationally is never-ending. Once again in this issue we have great artist from around the world. Italy, Spain, USA, Australia, Canada, France. Want more... Visit our web site www.imimagemagazine.com come share you thougth on our facebook page. http://www.facebook.com/ImImageMagazine
stories
BY
Naiia Lajoie
mila rivkin Something old? Something new? Something fabulously you! page
Daian tang Dulcius ex aspiris: the Story of Daian Tang page
Needless to say, Naiia Lajoie is a world citizen. Having obtained a Bachelor of Arts – Drama Honors & Film Minor in 2008, she now works fulltime in Montreal’s entertainment industry as an actress, model, singer, dancer, and writer. Her jour-
6
40
514 street fashion A Blue meant for Royalty A Rose by any other name The Tamer Side of Wild If the shoe fits... page
88
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
Features I’M Image Magazine is proud to promote new and established photographer,model, designer, and artist. Look and enjoy !
3 80 groove
Designer: Tiara Saleem Photos: Olga Shleicher
8
Autumn- Remon van den Kommer Styling by Sano Wahyudi - Designers Lotte Mostert Uzuri Couture and Florine van Rees Make up by Lies Waterman w Models: Amber sulligan
30
42
Laurence- Claude bélanger Multi-talented artist Laurence Make-up artist, stylist, hair stylist,model. photo by Claude Bélanger
60 beauty
Model : Laurelle MUA - Nathy Makeup Hair- Weena Jérôme
accessories- OAT-CHAIYASITH Model: Gemma Huh and Qendresa Sopa Stylist: Patcharapon Vivitchanont Make Up Artist: Pearl Nw Hair Stylist: Kanya Gallagher
51
Men Fashion - kurtiss NYC
18 Cover Page Model: Alabama Deer Wardrobe:BlackMirror Design www.blackmirrordesign.net Eyepatch by Gofox.com Photo: Andy Silvers
Model: Aaron Travis (Red Model Management NYC) Hair and Makeup: Angel Yu
71
bye bye my 3 girls - oscar latorre-bosch Models : Stacey Massey & Varshana Portelli & Lana Elise Wardrobe stylist : Kinsie Sidolle Makeup & hair : Loren Huckin & Dosia Pijanowska Assistants : Jaf Finche, Polydor & Jaron Chang
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
3
Something old? Something new? Something fabulously you! by Naiia Lajoie
Photos courtesy of MILA RIVKIN Haute Couture
MILA RIVKIN HAUTE COUTURE.
4
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
5
6
Something old? Something new? Something fabulously you!
sewing skills garnered
School of Economics &
much attention thereaf-
Business Administra-
ter, winning her the Pres-
tion and graduated from
tige Award for designing
the Baltic International
hundreds of costumes
Academy. In Latvia,
for the BLESS’K Musi-
she too was immersed
cal Theatre Company in
within the fashion world
2010. As a hobby, Mila
as a model and estheti-
performs within the
cian, managing her own
shopping. For some, a
company as an actress
beauty salon.
bonding experience filled
and singer.
W
edding dress
In 2010 Milana’s hus-
with laughter and cham-
Text Naiia Lajoie
Positively received or negatively critiqued, the bride’s gown is the centerpiece of any wedding.
pagne. For others, the
Fashion appeal runs
band’s work prompted a
birthplace of bridezillas.
deep within Mila’s veins.
move to Canada, though
Positively received or
Her mother was a cos-
she had no idea they
negatively critiqued, the
tume designer in Latvia’s
would relocate to her
bride’s gown is the cen-
film industry, and Mila’s
mother’s city of resi-
terpiece of any wedding.
sister presently owns
dence. Reunited in Mon-
Luckily for Montreal
a sewing workshop in
treal, it was only a year
brides there is a dynamic
Riga, Latvia’s capital. It
ago that they decided to
duo who cater to your
is only fitting that this
create MILA RIVKIN
bridal wear needs: the
skill set would be passed
HAUTE COUTURE. The
mother-daughter team of
along to Mila’s daughter
“RMR” logo itself is a lit-
MILA RIVKIN HAUTE
– and ultimately business
eral combination of both
COUTURE.
partner – Milana Razu-
women; Rivkin – Mila/
movska. Milana attended
Milana – Razumovska.
the Riga International
With Mila’s experience
Mila Rivkin began her career as an independent fashion & interior designer. Having studied at the Art Academy of Latvia, she brought that knowledge to Canada when she immigrated 15 years ago. Her designs were first introduced during Montreal’s Fashion Week in 2004. Her
6
www.imimagemagazine.com
Linen Chest’s For a Fairy Tale Wedding bridal event - Photographer: Michael Rivkin - Model: Naiia Lojoie Makeup: Joy Epstein - Hair: Christina Stavropoulos - Clothing: MILA RIVKIN Haute Couture Location: Centre Rockland
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
tions differently. Each
Mariage or their work-
dress is individually
shop located on Queen
hand-crafted to ensure
Mary. Depending on the
no other will be the
difficulty and immediacy
same. Their runway
of the gown, production
shows rarely consist of
can range from a week
previous designs, rather
to 3 months. Prices start
showcasing modified &
at $5000, though dresses
completely new pieces.
made specifically for
Because of their process
photo shoots or fash-
however, they are never
ion shows can be sold
aware of when their next
at lower costs. Brides
fashion show will be. Be-
who fall in love with
sides gowns, clients can
these samples can save
they developed the no-
order custom-made veils,
money by purchasing the
tion of focusing on the
jewelry, hair accessories,
dresses after their initial
and bouquets.
usage.
Their clientele spans the
Having worked with
globe; from the United
these women during
States, France, Switzer-
Linen Chest’s For a Fairy
land, Russia, to Austra-
Tale Wedding bridal
lia. They operate on an
event, I can honestly say
appointment-basis, with
that their diligence is
bookings taking place
unrivalled. Their advice
at either the Galerie du
to prospective brides
and Milana’s fresh ideas,
individual needs of each bride. The result is a unique gown catering to the bride’s taste, shape, color-preference, and expectations. As designers they derive their own in-
MILA RIVKIN Haute Couture takes the stage at Linen Chest’s bridal event Photographer: Michael Rivkin Location: Centre Rockland
Each dress is individually hand-crafted to ensure no other will be the same.
spiration through simple & modest means, such as a particular lace fabric or
Designers Milana Razumovska & Mila Rivkin hard at work Photographer: Naiia Lajoie Location: Centre Rockland
is to be themselves, be
flower. This collaborative
unique. This creative
effort made its debut in
ethic will undoubtedly
a bridal wear collection
be inherited by the next
made specifically for
generation, especially
Bride and Groom Maga-
with Milana expecting
zine in 2011.
her first child. Though
After launching a col-
they presently do not
lection on the catwalk,
have a website their work
other designers hand the
can be seen on Facebook
work over to factories
at www.facebook.com/
for mass reproduction.
milarivkinhautecouture.
MILA RIVKIN funcwww.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
7
8 Dress Sano Wahyudi Make up Lies Waterman
8
I’m Image magazine
The beauty of
Autumn Autumn is a beautiful season, marking the transition of summer into winter. Changing colours, falling leaves, lovely breezes, beautiful natural light. It has something magical and gracious to it. We decided to capture it. In this editorial all photos were therefore taken with natural light only. The clothing in the editorial came from collections of several designers. Young and new –graduation-talents like Florine van Rees and Lotte Mostert but also upcoming designers like Uzuri Couture. Last named designer has recently won a price -the dutch MAFB award- with her latest collection. Sano Wahyudi, very talented and experienced fashion stylist, took care of the styling and additional clothing pieces in the fashion spread. He was assisted by young fashion stylist Jenna Bergen. Often Autumn is seen as one of the least popular seasons because we love the atmosphere at the holidays during winter time and like spring for introducing our favourite season: Summer. However, Autumn is just as special too. So sit back, relax and enjoy the beauty of Autumn through my lense. Remon van den Kommer, Fashion photographer.
Photography by Remon van den Kommer www.remonvandenkommer.nl Styling by Sano Wahyudi www.sanowahyudi.com/ and Jenna Bergen Designers Lotte Mostert www.lottemostert.com/11.html Uzuri Couture and Florine van Rees www.florinevanrees.com/#About-florinevanrees Make up by Lies Waterman
9
Top and skirt Sano Wahyudi Styling accessories by Jenna Bergen, Make up Lies Waterman.
10 I’m Image magazine
Top and skirt Sano Wahyudi Styling accessories by Jenna Bergen, Make up Lies Waterman.
I’m Image magazine
11
Dress by Uzuri Couture Styling by Jenna Bergen.
12 I’m Image magazine
Dress by Uzuri Couture Styling by Jenna Bergen.
I’m Image magazine
13
Sweater and skirt Florine van Rees Styling by Jenna Bergen Make up by Lies Waterman
I’m Image magazine
14
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
Dress and coat Lotte Mostert Styling by Jenna Bergen.
I’m Image magazine
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
15
16 I’m Image magazine
Dress by Uzuri Couture Styling Jenna Bergen
17
2
1
4 5
18
3 6
7
1-Model: Chrissy Schleb -MUA: Jackie Greene -Hair Stylist: Sean Folley -Wardrobe: Hoss International LA / 2- Model: Andy Silvers (self portrait) 3 Model: CiJi - MUAH: Jackie Greene - Corset by Sweet Carousel Corsetr / 4- Model: Dominique DiCaprio / 5 -Model: Notorious Ang - MUAH: Haya Quresh - Pasties and fan by Gothfox.com 6 - Model: Justin Barringer - MUA: Katy Albright - Hair Stylist: Sean Folley / 7-Model: Logan Skaff - MUAH: Dominique DiCaprio
Model: Gordana Ban- MUAH: Haya Qureshi
Andy
Silvers
photographer
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
19
20 Andy silvers Image Creator I’ m Image magazine was inspire and wanted to know more about Andy Silvers the Hyper photo-Illustrative artist. Learn more about how he started and what inspire Andy.
Text Claude Bélanger Photo
Andy Silvers
There is a lot of imagery I’ve absorbed in my life, studying art history, watching movies,etc.
20
shooting seriously for the past 12 years. I’m: Did you start as a photographer or as a digital artist? I have been an artist since I was a kid. I went to college and studied art and graphic design. I had worked as a graphic designer since 1994. I had strong illustrative skills and a knack for Photoshop to sit and figure out retouch and composite solutions. I guess this gave
the times from multiple directions, sources and intensities. I try to recreate that sense in my lighting setups. I think it adds more dimension, death and drama to the final image. I’m: You have your own style, can you describe it? Hyper photo-illustrative! I like to take things a bit over the top with the model and scene styling but the retouch technique is where I boost the high-
I’m: Do you see yourself more as a photographer or a digital artist?
A photographer! While the retouch and Photoshop work is a part of my work it is more about finishing the image. I try to get as much accomplished in camera as possible. I’m: How long you have been creating images?
Photographically I’ve had a camera of some sort since I was about 14, well before digital. I was a creative person from the get go in my life though. I was always drawing, sketching and painting. Creating images is something that has been part of my life in some form or another since I can remember. More specifically to photography though, I have been creating images and
www.imimagemagazine.com
Model: Sarah Psyche - MUA: Tara DiPetrillo - Hair by Sean Folley
me a digital artist background prior to really shooting seriously. I’m: What inspires you the most? I like movies. I have been a huge movie buff all my life. I take my lighting cues and inspirations from the movies and real life. In my mind light comes at us most of
light and shadow contrasts selectively which in the end produces the illustrative look. Not so much my style, just my take on the popular dodge and little mixes pinup, fashion, horror etc. There is a lot of imagery I’ve absorbed in my life, studying art history, watching movies, etc. I’ve been lucky to have some talented designers and makeup artist I’M Image Magazine November 2012
anyone can do it. Well anyone can be a painter too so their point is moot. It’s a medium for personal expression not just documentation. I’m: What are your views/ opinions on photography in 2012?
Model: Kari Gridley - Wardrobe by BlackMirror Design - Accessories by TS Rubber Bags
wanting to collaborate on my shoots bringing and adding their unique touches as well. I like to hit up antique shops and look for old unique props to build a shot around. Good example would be the image of Kari lighting up a cigarette with a blow torch. I found the torch in a shop for $10 and gave Kari a call to come over and we just played around with it. Inspiration is all around. I just access what is available to me at the moment and as Tim Gunn would say. “make it work”.
From an art stand point I follow many of the principals a painter or sculptor would in terms of light.
The technology is allowing individuals to advance the creativity and sophistication of images at a very fast rate. Digital works form me as an artist and creator. If cameras were still only film based I would be doing this anyway. I’m: As a professional what would you say it takes to become a professional “image creator” Tough question! I make my living shooting product in-house for a company. I transitioned from a graphic designer
I’m: Do you consider your work as an art form? Yes I do. From an art stand point you still follow many of the principals a painter or sculptor would in terms of light, composition and form. I’ve had discussion with individuals saying photography isn’t art. That www.imimagemagazine.com
to product shooter about 5 years ago. I think it is tough for someone to make a living creating images like I do without the help of some luck, an artist rep and maybe having a style that come into vogue. My safe reliable job as a product shooter gives me the luxury to pick and choose freelance shooting projects and to work on my own personal ideas in my free time. This takes a lot of time and practice. My work is in constant evolution and refinement. If I haven’t shot anything new I will go back to older shoots and pull other images and work on my retouch. Like a pro athlete you have to live and breathe what you do 24/7 to become successful. I’ve worked hard to create my style and techniques. Each year I get more opportunities and recognition. My goal is to shoot the content and editorial for magazines. I like shooting people and creating stories. So when I get to that point, I’ll consider myself a professional “image creator”. You can have more details about Andy Andy Silvers Roanoke, Virginia silversgrfx@me.com www. andysilversphotography.com
Model: Vivica -MUAH: Kym McLean
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
21
Model: Ioana Rotaru MUA: Jackie Greene Hair Stylist: Sean Folley
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
22
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
Model: Rebecca Gatta MUAH: Jackie Greene
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
23
Model: Kari Gridley Wardrobe by Victoria Velvet
I’m Image magazine
24
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
Model: Gordana Ban MUAH: Katy Albright
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
25
Model: Kari Gridley
I’m Image magazine
26
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
Model: Gordana Ban MUA: Katy Albright Hair by Sean Folley Wardrobe by Hoss International LA
I’m Image magazine www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
27
Models: Kari Gridley and Chrissy Schleb MUA: Kari Gridley Wardrobe by Victoria Velvet
I’m Image magazine
28
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
Models: Kari Gridley and Chrissy Schleb MUA: Kari Gridley Wardrobe by Victoria Velvet
I’m Image magazine www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
29
I’m Image magazine I30 M A G A Z I N E
31 Laurence Multi Talented artist Laurence Vallière Model - Stylist - Makeup artist - Hair stylist
See how Laurence can pose and transform herself using her skills as a model, MUA and hair stylist. Notice her amazing talent as a fashion stylist in the following pages. photos Claude BĂŠlanger
31
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
32
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
33
I’m Image magazine
34
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
35
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
36
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
37
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
38
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
39
40 BY
Naiia Lajoie
A
Dulcius ex aspiris: the Story of Daian Tang
serious injury. The passing of a parent. Ostracized for being different. Discontinuing education. Any of these would be enough to stunt the growth – let alone creativity – of an individual. Still there are those who excel where others falter; who turn their weakness into strength, death into life, pain into art, suffering into sewing. This is precisely what Montreal designer Daian Tang has done.
Despite her small stature she also played basketball and proved an adept point guard. However, post knee injury she entered a period of self-reflection since physical activity was her livelihood. She then tookup sewing, and it would be wonderfully easy to say “the rest is history”. But her life still contained unforeseen obstacles. Daian’s mother tragically passed away after being struck by a car.
Having lost her dream, her mother, and working in a call center, depression set-in. Daian cloistered herself at home and Daian hails from Regina, sewed. Whenever she Saskatchewan. This Praileft wearing her alternarie girl literally wrestled tive trends, people would her way through her teen pay compliments and years, placing first, secask where she had gotond, or third in citywide ten them. She would use & provincial tournaments. her father’s rice sacks or During her third year of orange bags to create tops, competing, and just one and alter her existing match away from gold, clothes & jewelry. She was her signature-movenever a stellar student, yet gone-wrong resulted in a this hobby allowed her to debilitating knee injury excel in home economwhich required surgery ics, thus prompting her to and a year’s recovery. For pursue fashion school. fear of permanent damage she never returned to While attending Lethwrestling. bridge College, Daian
40
www.imimagemagazine.com
learned that they only offered what she had already taken as part of her high school curriculum. She then decided to move to Montreal in the hopes of completing her studies at LaSalle Collage. She never acquired a degree, but rather dove into Montreal’s fashion industry by tweaking clothing for the mass market that is women’s wear. Daian quickly grew tired of meeting the industry’s requirements, and focused solely on her own designs. Daian finds motivation in being able to experience life and all of its offerings. After eating sushi for the first time she created a sushi-printed dress. Because of the care she puts into her work the execution time for each varies. That being said she has no issue meeting deadlines. She has only ever recreated a piece once as per special request by a woman pleading in a parking lot after one of her fashion shows. Daian justified the recreation as a form of sharing what she loved, and found that in recreating there is the opportunity for improvement.
Besides clothing-design, Daian has her own line of makeup bags, implementing her trademark hand-painted technique. Although never having planned for children, Daian is a proud mom who derives much support & encouragement from her daughter Khoko. She will be present at this year’s December designer sale organized by D.Y.D.H. Productions, where mother Daian will be launching her Spring 2013 “Under the Sea” collection. Price point is affordable, though for specific figures contact her directly. From paper carrier, cashier, waitress, cook, even donut-dipper, to production coordinator and self-made designer, Daian’s propensity for knowledge and selfimprovement is inspiring. Whether participating in a non-profit fashion event or collaborating with musicians on videos, she continuously exudes positivity & gratitude, and is an absolute delight to work with. Daian’s advice to other self-starters is to never doubt yourself and show the world what you see. For more on this fashionable fighter, visit iconsetter.wix. com/daian-tang1. Photographer: Jean Sebastien Carriere (jeansebc@hotmail.com) Model: Ariane Chioccarello Model: Naiia Lajoie Model: Marika Bouchard Model: Breezey Rhicard Makeup: Audrey Boutin Hair: Julien Lacelle Hair: Anita Red Clothing: Daian Tang I’M Image Magazine November 2012
41
42 Model: Gemma Huh and Qendresa Sopa Stylist: Patcharapon Vivitchanont Make Up Artist: Pearl Nw Hair Stylist: Kanya Gallagher Photographer: OAT-CHAIYASITH www.oat-chaiyasith.com https://www.facebook.com/OATCHAIYASITH
42 I’m Image magazine
Chiffon Shirt - Zara, Head Piece - Sara Colacicco
43
Lace Shirt: Beyond Retro Earrings: Stylist owned, Head: Piece - Sara Colacicco
44 I’m Image magazine
Shirt - Dorothy Perkins Body suit - Urban Outfitter Bow tie:- Absolute vintage Head Piece - Sara Colacicco
I’m Image magazine
45
46 I’m Image magazine
Body suit - Urban Outfitter Earring - Stylist owned Head Piece - Sara Colacicco
I’m Image magazine
47
Pearl necklace - Absolute vintage Head Piece - Sara Colacicco
48 I’m Image magazine
Earrings - Topshop Head Piece - Sara Colacicco
I’m Image magazine
49
Scarf: Mugler
50 I’m Image magazine
51
Menswear Fashion by
Kurtiss
Model: Aaron Travis (Red Model Management NYC) Hair and Makeup: Angel Yu Photographer: Kurtiss http://www.kurtiss.com/ KurtissNYC@gmail.com CLOTHING DESIGNERS: JAC LANGHEIM, MUGLER COSTUME NATIONAL
51
I’m Image magazine I52 M A G A Z I N E
Jacket: Langheim
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
53
Jacket : Mugler Pants: Costume National
I’m Image magazine I54 M A G A Z I N E
Tiara: JR Malpere Underwear; Armani Shirt: Costume National
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
55
Scarf ; Mugler
I’m Image magazine I56 M A G A Z I N E
Scarf: Mugler
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
57
Jacket: Costume National
I’m Image magazine I58 M A G A Z I N E
Pant & Skirt byMugler
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
59
Photos : Claude BĂŠlangerw
60
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
Beauty Hair and Makeup
Model : Laurelle Make-Up Nathy Makeup contact@nathymakeup.com Hair stylist: Weena Jérôme www.studionanamtl.com Photography: Claude Bélanger www.imagesolumode.com
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
61
62I’m Image magazine
I’m Image magazine
63
64I’m Image magazine
I’m Image magazine
65
66I’m Image magazine
I’m Image magazine
67
68I’m Image magazine
I’m Image magazine
69
70 I’m Image magazine
71 bye bye my 3 girls! by: oscar latorre-bosch
photography, production and art direction: oscar latorre-bosch www.latorre-bosch.com / contact@latorre-bosch.com / London (UK) models : stacey massey & varshana portelli & lana elise wardrobe stylist : kinsie sidolle makeup & hair : loren huckin & dosia pijanowska assistants : jaf finche, polydor & jaron chang
71
knickers : nichole de carle corset : janet reger bolero jacket : oasis
72
I’m Image magazine
73
74
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
trousers : hm body : intimissimi bolero jacket: zara bracelets : parfois
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
75
76 I’m Image magazine
77
knickers : maison close bolero jacket : zara corset : janet reger leg warmers : stylist own (shop from milan) shoes : atmosphere
78
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
79
80
Groove
is in the Heart The groove and elegance of the 60’s are back in rising fashion designer Tiara Saleem’s new collection but with a modern touch.
Photographer: Olga Shleicher Makeup/hair: Tiara Saleem Model: Alejandra Espinosa Stylist: Tiara Saleem
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
80
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
designer
Tiara Saleem Dress: Tiara Saleem Earrings/Ring: Olympic Jewels
Olga Shleicher photographer
I I’m Image magazine M A G A Z I N E
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
81
Dress: Tiara Saleem Earrings: Macy’s Bracelet/Ring: Forever 21
I’m Image magazine
82
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
I’m Image magazine www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
83
Dress: Tiara Saleem Shoes: Jessica Simpson Earrings: Macy’s Ring: Olympic Jewels Bracelet: Forever 21
I’m Image magazine
84
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
Dress: Tiara Saleem Bracelets: Macy’s Ring: Olympic Jewels
I’m Image magazine www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
85
Dress: Tiara Saleem Earrings/Ring: Olympic Jewels
I’m Image magazine
86
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
Dress: Tiara Saleem Earrings: Macy’s Ring: Olympic Jewels
I’m Image magazine www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
87
514 STREET FASHION by Naiia Lajoie
Naiia walks the streets of Montreal looking for street fashion trends and style ideas.
A Blue meant for Royalty
Bright blues + nude hues make for a killer combo when you’ve got Eliza’s fiery hair and spirit.
Match fall patterns with loud mono-colored pieces to make your outfit pop, like Katie.
Showcase your royal blues on your shoes like Kim here, coupled with a tribal teal skirt and mustard sweater.
Astrit is rockin’ the royal blue with a pleated skirt, head-scarf, and matching DIY earrings.
88
www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
A Rose by any other name
The Tamer Side of Wild
Looking fall-fab in the autumn-drab, Laura dawns a rose-patterned Betsey Johnson maxi and red Aldo booties.
From summer’s loud leopard prints to fall’s subtler spots, a neutral pattern like Antonella’s fits the changing season.
Wearing flambéed rose from her head to her toes, Astrit is back and pretty in pink.
Though the season is over, we still had to draw attention to Eti’s jeweled Hamsa flip-flops.
What better way to keep warm than to treat your feet to a fuzzy pair of Converse, like Doris has?
If the shoe fits... www.imimagemagazine.com
I’M Image Magazine November 2012
89
fashion beauty design style
www.imimagemagazine.com info@imimagemagazine.com submission@imimagemagazine.com facebook.com/imimagemagazine
90
twitter.com/imimagemagazine
Šimimagemagazine -2012
Model : Laurence Vallière - Photography: Claude BÊlanger
you are who you are... you are also an image