Jurgita no7

Nยบ 7 | 2012

JURGITA.COM

Cool Hunting: CHRISTMAS

Outfit: Woman in Black

Passion for Facebook

The Instinctive Wisdom of Youth: An Interview with photographer Evan Browning Couture Deco by

Maison Martin Margiela

the trend of Fall Winter 2012

Catwalk: F.U.R.

FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY • we will publish only PRO level of photography.

• high resolution photos are needed for the magazine, low resolution photos - for the portal.

• minimum 6 photos with different styles, make-up, locations.

• photos must be unique. Can not be published in other magazines.

• data of all team with the links to their blogs if possible.

• this is a non paid contribution – you will get full credit for every image published.

• full and correct credits for all images, jurgita magazine is not responsible for the mistakes made in credits. send the submissions to: editor@jurgita.com note: submission does not guarantee publication. Due to the large volume of submissions we choose the best ones, the most suitable for our magazine. It can happen also that we do not publish it in the next issue, but consider it for future ones, or include them to our portal jurgita.com

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Be seen by millions!

Photography Reda Mickeviciute (www.redaphoto.com)

© Giedrius Paulauskas

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Design Promotion

JURGITA

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of talented

designers,

illustrators and artists.

© Vilius Venckevicius

© "Lost Friday"

Illustration

We're interested in fashion-related illustration - and need work to complement and illustrate the various product pages within the magazine.

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© Kristina Kruopienyte

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© Vilius Venckevicius

Send a link to your online portfolio(s) to: editor@jurgita.com

and we'll contact you about the possibility of commissioning you for illustration, or incorporating your work within the magazine.

OUTFIT

Woman In Black

Camera Yashica MG-1 (www.yashica.com);

DKNY Elasticated leather waist belt (www.net-a-porter.com);

Most Wanted: Givenchy Rottweiler iPad Case (www.givenchy.com);

Small Ben Notebook (www.quovadiscanada.com);

Tom Ford Tuscan Leather Fragrance (www.neimanmarcus.com).

TOPSHOP Two Button Short Gloves (www.topshop.com);

Burberry Shoes & Accessories Textured Patent Leather Document Holder (www.lyst.com);

Belsatff (www.belstaff.com) ALEXANDER WANG Edythe leather knee boots (www.theoutnet.com);

TORY BURCH Dorothy textured-leather envelope clutch (www.theoutnet.com);

MIU MIU Washed-leather mini skirt (www.shopstyle.com);

TOPSHOP Oversized Bonded Faux Fur Coat (www.topshop.com);

Shops

promotion

We're always on the lookout for shops for product placement: jewellery, watches, accessories, stationery, clothing, footwear, homewares, bags...! We always feature original, quality items. All items must be available for purchase through your online shop. We adjust images from each online shop so clear, large photos (preferably on a white background) are a must. Email JURGITA with a link to your shop for consideration at: editor@jurgita.com We will include shops that fit our requirements on affiliate commission basis.

JURGITA Modeling and Fashion magazine Issue 7 / 2012

EDITORIAL Publisher & Founder Ugnius Kiguolis, Jurgita Kiguole Editor-in-chief Sandra Kliukaite Art Editor Reda Mickeviciute Senior Designer Justina Juozenaite Junior Designer Mingaile Skuodyte Contributing Writer Alexis Heim Photographers Natalie Berezina, Reda Mickeviciute, Marijus Seibak, Molly Lowe Model Manager Rasa Neverauskaite-Mortuze Advertising Director Milda Zeimiene

COVER IMAGE Photography Natalie Berezina (www.natalieberezina.com) Model: Auste Miglinskaite „Supermodels“ You Can Be Here. Join Us On www.jurgita.com Contact Us jurgita@jurgita.com

MODELS! You Can Be Here!

Join Us!

Win a Fashion Shoot & Publication in the Magazine JURGITA www.jurgita.com Photographers, Designers, Stylists and Make up Artists! Your Works May be Here!

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SUMMARY 6 OUTFIT // Woman in Black 8 EDITORIAL 10 SUMMARY 12 FASHION SHOOT // The Passion for 7 e-miracles 20 TRENDS / COOL HUNTING // F.A.C.E.B.O.O.K. 28 TRENDS / CATWALK // Facebook 30 INTERVIEW // The Instinctive Wisdom of Youth: An Interview with photographer Evan Browning 36 TRENDS / COOL HUNTING // F.U.R. 42 TRENDS / CATWALK // Fur 46 FASHION SHOOT // „God is in the Detail“ 54 FASHION / THEME // Couture Deco by Maison Martin Margiela 62 TRENDS / COOL HUNTING // C.H.R.I.S.T.M.A.S. 70 TRENDS / CATWALK // Christmas 72 FASHION & MODELING / NEW FACES // Glorija Tuominyte 74 BACKSTAGE // Fashion Cares About Cara's Charisma 78 FASHION SHOOT // “Premier Hiver” by Monsieur Lacenaire 86 TRENDS / COOL HUNTING // F.O.R.E.S.T. 90 MADE IN LITHUANIA // WOODSY by “Tribe” 98 FASHION BOOK // Punk chic. Vivienne Westwood: The designer who shook up British fashion

is here!

The modeling business is one of the most prestige and visual businesses in the world, a dream of many young girls and boys and an inspiration for millions. A serious business for models, agencies, managers mainly a profitable business tool to promote brands, designers and magazines.

Since its inception in the 1940's the modeling business has expanded globally and today with advanced technology model managers can find models and introduce the models within seconds to partner agencies around the globe.

With a large and growing community of managers (scouts) and models, the industry has become extremely competitive.

M.A.M.A unites Mother Agents/ “Managers” from around the globe in order to protect the interests of managers and models while keeping a fair balance with the interests of our partner retail agencies and agents and clients.

Listen to what mama tells you M.A.M.A.

If you haven’t done it yet join M.A.M.A. today Taking better care of our models and introducing a Model Hotline (www.m-a-m-a.org)

• “switching models” a plague that is hurting our industry. contracts must be respected. Models have the right to request a switch of managers and or agencies either by mutual consent of both parties of the agreement or by a judge decision. It is the models obligation to get a release of agreement from the court and not the managers/ mother agents.

Models with the supervision of managers must not leave agencies with debts and before switching agencies the models and managers must settle outstanding debts or reach an agreement for future settlement of debt.

• commissions and commission agreements.

Drafting a recommended “MCA” Manager Commission Agreement advised for all members. The agreement will set the basic fundamental rules and regulations of M.A.M.A open to negotiation and most certainly to negotiate the financial terms of the agreement. *it is strictly prohibited of any M.A.M.A. directors or members to mutually agree or set rates on commissions or fees.

• contracts/agreements between Managers and Models, MAMA will advise its members on the basic requirements for a proper manager representation agreement. this includes the right to represent the model, model career planning, model placement with partner agencies, negotiate on the models behalf and manage the model activities internationally.

• model welfare as managers that have many of times exclusive world wide agreements with models, we must stay alert to the models welfare and wellbeing.

M.A.M.A supports the initiatives of various organizations such such as the model alliance and join in making the model business and working conditions a better place for models especially for underage models.

• bridging disputes between managers/models/ agents. M.A.M.A.’s, directors, members, volunteers, legal and financial consultants will be made available to consult members in order to guide and possibly resolve disputes or issues with the aim of reaching a mutually agreed bridging solution and thus offering the parties the ability to continue to work together.

M.A.M.A current main agenda topics are:

The Passion for

7

e-miracles

Photography: Reda Mickeviciute (www.redaphoto.com) Style & Clothes: Indre Giedraityte & Fausta Gaidyte Make-up & Hair: Julija Estko Assitant: Ingrida Ziemyte Models: Jogile Verbickaite & Aurika Obelieniute (“Supermodels�)

BOOK THIS MODEL

BOOK THIS MODEL

Boglioli Spring-Summer 2013 (www.boglioli.it)

Inspiration: FACEBOOK

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1. Diane Von Furstenberg Achelle Screens Blue Dress (www.coggles.com); 2. May 28th Graphic Stripe Watch (www.asos.com); 3. BALENCIAGA Textured high-top trainers (www.matchesfashion.com); 4. Pendant Lamp by Swedish architect and designer Mattias St책hlbom (www.muuto.com); 5. Eichholtz Cap Ferrat Porthole Clock (www.occa-home.co.uk); 6. Deep Sleep: Earplug-Set by DONKEY CREATIV LAB. Made in Germany (www. donkey-products.com); 7. Eichholtz Hercules Propellor Clock (www.occa-home.co.uk); 8. Pantone - Espresso cup (www.w2products.com); 9. Like: Tin-Plate Sign by DONKEY CREATIVE LAB (www. donkey-products.com); 10. Colette x BWGH Limited Edition Sweatshirt (www.colette.fr); 11. Paul Smith Shoes & Accessories - Stripe Socks (www.paulsmith.co.uk); 12. Eastpack x Colette: limited edition sneakers (www.colette.fr); 13. COLETTE Bougie (www.colette.fr); 14. Give Tea a Chance: 5 Tea bags by DONKEY CREATIVE LAB (www. donkey-products.com); 15. Bape x Colette t-shirt with a print of the Arc-de-Triomphe (www.colette.fr); 16. UKA x USLU Airlines for Colette Nail Coffret (www.colette.fr); 17. WANT Les Essentiels de la Vie Bag (www.colette.fr).

Stella McCartney Fall Winter 2012 (www.stellamccartney.com)

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1. COLETTE Bougie (www.colette.fr); 2. PREEN Blue Teacup Print Catherine Dress (www.avenue32.com); 3. LANVIN Cameo, Swarovski crystal & velvet necklace (www.matchesfashion.com); 4. Absolute Fruit Blueberry (www.fauchon.com); 5. My first Face-Book/Sketchbook by DONKEY CREATIVE LAB (www. donkey-products.com); 6. Sara Battaglia Clutch (www.avenue32.com); 7. MAY 28TH Landscape Watch Clear Glossy Plastic Buckle (www.asos.com); 8. WeSC x RZA x Colette – Chambers by RZA Paris Launch (www.colette.fr); 9. Colette x Mr. Men and Little Miss (www.colette.fr); 10. Jaeger London Dress (www.jaeger.co.uk); 11. ZARA WOMAN FLORAL (www.zara.com); 12. Stella McCartney Dress (www.stellamccartney.com); 13. KYOKA + COLETTE = Colette Olympics the compilation CD (www.colette.fr).

Michael Kors Spring-Summer 2013 (www.michaelkors.com)

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1. L'air de Colette T-SHIRT Paris/Tokyo (www.colette.fr); 2. QUIKSILVER socks (www.quiksilver.com); 3. COLETTE Souvenirs de Paris (www.colette.fr); 4. Journalists I had and liked: Notebook by ARCHIE GRAND (www. donkey-products.com); 5. Yves Klein x Colette (www.colette.fr); 6. MARNI Large clutch bag (www.marni.com); 7. Tory Burch Dipped Beach Tote Bag (www.neimanmarcus.com); 8. MOTO Tencel Military Shirt (www.topshop.com); 9. MIU MIU Retro-style round opaque black frame Sunglasses (www. miumiu.com); 10. Juicy Couture Rich Girl Watch (www.asos.com); 11. The Qing Hua Diana F+ by Dorophy Tang (www.lomography.com); 12. Adidas ADH2665 Stockholm Chronograph Watch (www.asos.com); 13. Lacoste Bruton Live Lace Up Boots (www.lacoste.com); 14. Colette Surprise (www.colette.fr); 15. ASOS Watch With Sunglasses Print Face (www.asos.com); 16. Piaggio Ape Calessino Electric Lithium (www.apecalessino.com); 17. The Berry Company Blueberry (www.colette.fr); 18. Grey Goose Vodka (www.fauchon.com); 19. BALENCIAGA Hostess jacquard and leather dress (www.matchesfashion.com).

Roberto Cavalli

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Pre-Spring 2013 (www.robertocavalli.com)

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1. Crayon by Topshop Make-up (www.topshop.com); 2. Henrik Vibskov TYPE C Eau de Toilette (www.henrikvibskovboutique.com); 3. D-Due - print panel dress (www.henrikvibskovboutique.com); 4. GreenGate Grands Magasins Jug (www.occa-home.co.uk); 5. Octopus Object organiser - Shower octopus - Pa Design (www.madeindesign.com); 6. BALENCIAGA 1950's scarf print T-shirt (www.matchesfashion.com); 7. Collette by Collette Dinnigan Broderie anglaise shorts (www.matchesfashion.com); 8. GreenGate Crown Milk Bottle (www.occa-home.co.uk); 9. LAS Nail Polish with special perfume formula (www.usluairlines.com); 10. Marc O'Polo Men Shoes (www.marc-o-polo.com); 11. GreenGate Grands Magasins Latte Mug (www.occa-home.co.uk); 12. ZARA Jacket (www.zara.com); 13. GreenGate Camille Dinner Plate Dusty Blue (www.occa-home.co.uk); 14. Stella McCartney EMBROIDERED BLOUSE (www.saksfifthavenue.com); 15. I-Woody B: My first Smartphone by DONKEY CREATIV LAB (www. donkey-products.com); 16. Y-3 Multicolor Tongue Plimsoll Sneakers (www.ssense.com).

FASHION & STYLE C AT WA L K

Fall Winter 2012 and Pre-Spring 2013 Fashion Trends: Facebook

Roberto Cavalli

Roberto Cavalli

Dries van Noten

Dries van Noten

Roberto Cavalli

Roberto Cavalli

Acne

Balenciaga

Balenciaga

Celine

Celine

Celine

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Fall Winter 2012 and Pre-Spring 2013 Fashion Trends: Facebook

Cristiano Burani

Cristiano Burani

Genny

Just Cavalli

Missoni

Missoni

Gaetano Navarra

Band of Outsiders

Stella McCartney

Tsumori Chisato

Tsumori Chisato

Tsumori Chisato

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INTERVIEW

The Instinctive

Wisdom of Youth:

An Interview with photographer Evan Browning Alexis Heim

Even if Evan Browning was born and raised in Brooklyn, his passion for photography took its roots much further on the map. In Buenos Aires, to be more exact, where he spent some time after his studies and fell in love with the camera.

First into documentary photography, he has slowly but surely made his nest in fashion and went full-steam into portraits at the beginning of this year. Even if I started with regular questions, the conversation with Evan quickly turned into a deeper insight on several issues beginners -both photographers and modelshave to cope with: learning how to say no, how to keep your creative integrity and, for models, how to learn how your body and mind interact instead of trying to look exceptional at any price. If he doesn't have the long experience of a veteran of photography, his will to explore and experiment is worth several older others' wisdom.

All Photographs by Evan Browning

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You are based in New York City and that's the first time I interview a photographer who doesn't live in Europe. Until now, I have mostly selected lensmen from the East of the old continent, since the magazine's roots are in Lithuania. People from Romania or Ukraine, imagemakers who face issues when it comes to creativity as their countries don't have much room for fashion photography per se. When I have a glimpse at pictures from New York, I always feel a wind of freedom is blowing there, in comparison to places like Kiev or Bucharest. Even when it is simply a matter of test shots for models' portfolios, there seems to be a lot of experiment. What is the daily life of a fashion photographer in a city like yours? What are the requests from agencies, how do you cope with them without losing grip with your own aims?

I'm not sure what other fashion photographers are doing here in NY, but my daily life consists of coffee, cliff bars, and a lot of time on the computer. People come to New York for obvious reasons. The opportunities to collaborate and progress are here. We have possibilities and freedoms that are unparallelled elsewhere, but if you really want to make it, you have to be hungry; hungrier than the photographer next to you on the subway.

The requests differ by agency. They are businesses collaborating with image makers to suit their needs.

Their requests are dependent on the aesthetic interests of the bookers, as well as the relationship a photographer has with them.

This relationship can be formed by taking excellent photographs, but a lot of the time it's just a surreal cyber bond made up of excessive exclamation points and obnoxious positive reinforcement.

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I'm a photographer who wants to work with professionals who respect my creative integrity.

In order to cope with the demands of agencies, you must teach yourself how to say no. This is all still very new to me, but once you find that person or those people that understand your passion and where you are going, the relationship between business and image maker becomes a lot more real.

First silly question, what is your background and how did you become a photographer? How did you literally fall into fashion, what are Mr Evan Browning's roots and where is he heading to at the moment?

I was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. My folks, recently retired, were non-profit World Music concert producers here in New York. Now they are gardeners and readers.

I completed a degree in Economics at a State University and began interviewing for jobs in the field. I was so disinterested in this kind of work, that I bought a one-way ticket to Buenos Aires and stayed until I was broke. Although I've been surrounded by cameras my entire life, this is where I bought my first. I developed a love for documentary photography there, and when I came home, I began trying other possibilities. I did a few test shoots in 2010, but don't feel as if I've 'fallen into it' until earlier this year. Â Another silly question maybe, but who is or was your favorite model(s)? You may have met a lot of rookies, what does make a newcomer special, what makes her stand out in a crowd of young sprouts all willing to make it to the next level? I have always thought photographers are those who can really spot potential, much more than scouts and agents. I'd love to have your viewpoint on what are the ingredients that separate a great model from the others.

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I've shot dozens of new girls, but one, Kristine Froseth, stands out amongst them all. Usually I tend to tell if a girl has 'it' the moment she walks in the door, but for Kristine it was from the first image. Every image came out like the 'between the shot' photo that photographers are always talking about. She has the ability to make every photograph organic rather than forced. I think this is the greatest obstacle for new comers, that they are trying so hard to look incredible, when they should really be focusing on learning how their mind and body interact, and allow the images to come naturally. These are the girls that will break through. They are the ones that depend less on luck, and have a versatile persona which makes them able to follow direction from any photographer. Â I've been quite impressed by your portraits of Masha Kirsanova, it seems there was a real connection between the model and the photographer, the muse and the artists. This is something I believe to be extremely important when it comes to photography. Could you tell us more about this session with Masha? Is there another memorable model for you?

Actually I shot Masha for a look book, and the portrait images that you've seen were shot right afterwards for a few minutes. She was one of the most professional girls I've worked with. Other than her talent as a model and self confidence, what was most memorable about Masha was her interest and knowledge about photography. She mentioned that she had looked at my work before hand, and from that point on we had a mutual understanding. There was minimal direction, and we worked off of each other's mood.

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Staying on the same topic, is there any other face you'd love to work with? Or, why not, someone you'd love to work with again? I have been able to discuss this matter with many photographers and it's always amazing to hear who are their favorites and why. I recall talking about Ashley Smith with Chadwick Tyler, Tanya D with Eric Guillemain, Ronja Furrer with Nando Esparza.

It's quite fantastic when all these guys who mostly express through images start to put words on their experiences with models that do genuinely inspire them or on the girls they would be glad to work with in the future.

I would love to work with Codie Young. I admire every shoot she is featured in. Someone who I always want to work with again, over and over, is my friend Christina Makowski. We met for a test shoot a little over a year ago, and have worked on a couple things since, one being the most memorable shoot I've done. I dressed her in indigenous clothing of the Andes mountains, inspired by my travels in South America. We left the city with a garbage bag full of ponchos at about 4:30AM, and drove around some wooded areas of the Hudson Valley. People kept kicking us off their land so we found ourselves running to the car, driving off, and relocating before getting the shot a lot of the time. It's Christina's laid-back, 'down for whatever' attitude that makes me so inclined to want to collaborate with her, because I also share that mentality. In the end, the final product to this day is one that I am extremely proud of.

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There seems to be quite a gap between the younger generation of photographers and the ones working for the likes of Vogue & co. I'm going to be brutally honest but I have a huge preference for the first, those who takes pics, who makes pics with their guts rather than with the editor's guidelines. Those who capture moments, emotions, bits of life, and don't only rely on clothes and computer engineering to deliver eye-appealing visuals. This being said, having your work published is always a sort of achievement. Then, which type of magazines would you like to see your work in? Do these magazines exist already or are you dreaming hard of a new breed of fashion press?

I haven't had that achievement just yet. I've had a few features online, but I don't see that as a milestone at all, being how convoluted the internet is. I can imagine the day coming soon where my work is printed, and in the meantime I set my goals very high. I'd love to be shooting for Grey, Acne Paper, All..., and The Room. My friend's father recently gave me some issues of Zoom magazine from the late 70's. I wish there were more publications like this being printed these days.

A last one before I go back to bed to catch up with my sleep: are you currently working on some specific project? I have the little feeling we will see more of your photographs in a close future so, is it something already on the way or will we get a nice surprise soon?

I'm working on a few projects right now. It's getting cold and there aren't many hours of daylight outside this time of year, so I'll be working in the studio quite a bit. You will see some new things from me very soon!

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Fendi Fall Winter 2012 (www.fendi.com)

Inspiration:

F.U.R.

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1. Occa Winter Canadian Lynx Faux Fur Cushion (www.occa-home.co.uk); 2. Reed Krakoff Bonded-shearling and wool-blend gilet (www.net-a-porter.com); 3. Occa Winter Faux Fur Cow Cube (www.occa-home.co.uk); 4. PAUL SMITH - ACCESSORIES Reversible Chocolate Snow Hat (www.coggles.com); 5. Lexington Holiday Knitted Throw with Fur (www.occa-home.co.uk); 6. Bershka Well-Groomed T-shirt (www.bershka.com); 7. Occa Winter Leopard Faux Fur Rug (www.occa-home.co.uk); 8. TOPSHOP Heart Earmuffs (www.topshop.com); 9. Faux Fur And Knit Sleeve Coat (www. topshop.com); 10. Isabel Marant Mamum goat hair coat (www.theoutnet.com); 11. Lexington Holiday Knitted Stocking with Fur (www.occa-home.co.uk); 12. Pull & Bear Leopard Fur Coat (www.pullandbear.com); 13. Occa Winter Puma Faux Fur Cushion Large (www.occa-home.co.uk); 14. Moltex Trysil Throw Brown (www.occa-home.co.uk); 15. Pieces Taos Mittens With Faux Fur Trim (www.asos.com).

Gareth Pugh Fall Winter 2012 (www.garethpugh.net)

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The Row Fall Winter 2012 (www.therow.com)

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FASHION & STYLE C AT WA L K

Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 Fashion Trends: Fur

3.1 Phillip Lim

Alexander McQueen

Alexander McQueen

Antonio Marras

Antonio Marras

Antonio Marras

Antonio Marras

Balenciaga

Band of Outsiders

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Band of Outsiders

Barbara Bui

Boy and Girl by Band of Outsiders

Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 Fashion Trends: Fur

Boy and Girl by Band of Outsiders

Christian Dior

Christian Dior

Damir Doma

Damir Doma

Damir Doma

Damir Doma

Dries van Noten

Dries van Noten

Dries van Noten

Dries van Noten

Dsquared2

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FASHION & STYLE C AT WA L K

Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 Fashion Trends: Fur

Dsquared2

Etro

Viktor & Rolf

Viktor & Rolf

Fendi

Fendi

Viktor & Rolf

The Row

Gareth Pugh

Gareth Pugh

Temperley London

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Temperley London

Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 Fashion Trends: Fur

Yves Saint Laurent

Hermès

Lanvin

Lanvin

Lanvin

Preen

Loewe

Mulberry

Mulberry

Mulberry

Mulberry

Mulberry

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“God is inLudwig theMies detail� van der Rohe Photography: Reda Mickeviciute (PIX, www.redaphoto.com) Style & Clothes: Rasa Juskeviciene (www.rasaaccessories.com) Make-up & Hair: Ugne Make Up Artist Post-production: Debeselis Model: Urte Laukaityte

THEME

Couture Deco

by Maison Martin Margiela Sandra Kliukaite

BORDEAUX: Ile aux Oiseaux Maison Martin Margiela, the acclaimed designer created a special Ile aux Oiseaux suite within the Les Sources de Caudalie near Bordeaux. Tagged as classic Margiela, the suite features a mostly white interior decor with various hints of the Belgian designer’s signature touch seen throughout everything, including custom pillows.

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For 650 euros a night and up, guests can retreat to the avantgarde chambre between spa treatments and bottles of premier cru at the hotel’s La Grand’Vigne restaurant. The suite’s decor is classic Margiela, with its white-onwhite-on-gray palette and trompe l’oeil playfulness: overlapping white calfskin rugs cover the bedroom floor, 12 white pillows are stitched to a white wall to form a headboard. The wallpaper in the sitting room is printed to look like the ghostly walls of a Haussmanian apartment, while the bathroom floor “tiles” are photo-printed pebbles. The only shock of color among the slip-covered 1950s chairs and mirrored cubes comes from a red hot-lips sofa. The effect is as calming as it is subtly disarming.

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PARIS: The Maison des Champs Elysees Hotel Decorated by avant-garde Belgian fashion designer Martin Margiela, the Maison Champs ElysĂŠes successfully combines classical and avant-garde styles to create an elegant, relaxing environment. The playful decor, special atmosphere and exceptional service make this a magical place, to which you are sure to want to return.

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Located between Avenue Montaigne and the Grand Palais, the Maison Champs ElysĂŠes opens the doors to a new world of luxury and poetry, a relaxed atmosphere in which minimalism is enhanced by an incredible attention to detail. It is a place that tells a story, the interiors of this remarkable hotel are carefully orchestrated like a playful, provocative theatrical production.

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Photography: Hugues Laurent Style: Delphine Roche et Julie Allard Make-up: Hugo Villard Hair: Gérôme Caron Models: Svetlana and Kajsa @ Oui Management Photographed at Maison Champs Elysées, Paris.

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Pull & Bear Fall Winter 2012 (www.pullandbear.com)

Inspiration: CHRISTMAS 62 WWW.JURGITA.COM

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1. Iittala - Ateenan Aamu Mini (www.scandinaviandesigncenter.com); 2. Confiture Winter Jam (www.fauchon.com); 3. Lexington Holiday Knitted Throw with Teddy (www.occa-home.co.uk); 4. Advent Canned Candle by DONKEY CREATIVE LAB & STELLI BANANA (www. donkey-products.com); 5. GreenGate Antique Silver Tealight Set (www.occa-home.co.uk); 6. Lene Bjerre Christmas Ball in Gold (www.occa-home.co.uk); 7. ilio - Icedrop tealight holder (www.connox.com); 8. WOOL HOUSE Knitted Socks (www.vilnosnamai.lt); 9. Philippi - Star 3D Ornament (www.connox.com); 10. Droog Design watches of Itay Noy at Ace Jewelers (www.acejewelers.com); 11. Georg Jensen - Johanne Christmas Tree Top (www.connox.com); 12. WOOL HOUSE Knited Sweater (www.vilnosnamai.lt); 13. WOOL HOUSE Knited Gloves (www.vilnosnamai.lt); 14. Bourgie Table Lamp by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell (www.allmodern.com); 15. La Maison du Chocolat divulges enchanted Christmas Collection 2012 (www.lamaisonduchocolat.com); 16. Moltex Mette Cushion Red (www.occa-home.co.uk); 17. Kartell Special Edition Gold Napoleon Gnome Stool Table (www.panik-design.com); 18. areaware - Distorion Candlestick (www.connox.com); 19. Lene Bjerre Diera Reindeer Ornament Large (www.occa-home.co.uk); 20. ZDAR Boots (www.zdarboot.com).

Thierry Mugler Fall Winter 2012 (www.mugler.com)

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1. Highgrove Organic Christmas Chocolate Bar (www.highgroveshop.com); 2. Georg Jensen Christmas Bell (www. connox.com); 3. Georg Jensen Christmas Mobile (www. connox.com); 4. Rosenthal - Christmas Bauble Fast (www. connox.com); 5. Louis Poulsen - Snow Floor Lamp (www. connox.com); 6. JUICY COUTURE Gold-Toned Acorn Key Fob (www.stylebop.com); 7. Christmas Greeting card by DONKEY CREATIVE LAB (www. donkey-products.com); 8. Christmas Mug (www.topman.com); 9. Gnome Stool Table by by Philippr Starck for Kartell (www.yliving.com); 10. TOPSHOP Gloves (www.topshop.com); 11. Santa Claus: Candle to go by DONKEY CREATIVE LAB & STELLI BANANA (www. donkey-products.com); 12. Lucellino NT Wall light by Ingo Maurer (www.madeindesign.com); 13. Philippi - Lucia Christmas Tree (www.occa-home.co.uk); 14. Georg Jensen - Stars Votive Candles Lantern (www.connox.com); 15. Louis Ghost Armchair - Kartell (www.madeindesign.com); 16. Fairisle Hot Water Bottle (www.topshop.com); 17. Diana F+ Gold Edition (www.lomography.com).

Moncler Gamme Rouge Fall Winter 2012 (www.moncler.com)

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Tsumori Chisato Fall Winter 2012 (www.tsumorichisato.com)

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1. Sirch - Racing Sledge Abyss (www.connox.com); 2. Harry Fane Vodka Shot Set (www.couturelab.com); 3. Cotton t-shirt with Snow White print (www.jades24.com); 4. Lene Bjerre Christmas Bauble in Green Haze (Special Edition) (www.occa-home.co.uk); 5. WOOL HOUSE Knitted Cap (www.vilnosnamai.lt); 6. L'OCCITANE en Provence Marvellous Flowers Star Gift (www.loccitane.com); 7. FAUCHON Christmas Box Assortment of 12 chocolate (www.fauschon.com); 8. FAUCHON Salt Mill 14cm (www. fauchon.com); 9. Fauchon Novelty Tree Decoration, 3 x 150g (www.fauchon.com); 10. Holmegaard - Christmas Bottle 2012 (www.connox.com); 11. Snowflake Jumper by Illustrated People (www.topshop.com); 12. FAUCHON Tapis Rose Gourmet box (www.fauchon.com); 13. Ribbons Candle - Georg Jensen (www.connox.com); 14. Lexington Holiday Christmas Stocking (www.occa-home.co.uk); 15. White Christmas: Greeting card by Donkey Creative Lab (www. donkey-products.com).

FASHION & STYLE C AT WA L K

Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 Fashion Trends: Christmas

Alexander McQueen

Alexander McQueen

Chanel

Chanel

Chris Benz

Chris Benz

Chris Benz

Chris Benz

Kokontozai

Michael Kors

Marc Jacobs

Marc Jacobs

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Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 Fashion Trends: Christmas

Moncler Grenoble

Moncler Grenoble

Moncler Grenoble

Moncler Grenoble

Moncler Gamme Rouge

Moncler Gamme Rouge

Tsumori Chisato

Tsumori Chisato

Tsumori Chisato

Moncler Grenoble

Thierry Mugler

Tsumori Chisato

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NEW FACES

NEW

Faces

Meet Glorija!

She is only 15 years and is already making a statement to be a high level beauty. Very pure, clean and feminine she is. Some people are already stating she has really similar strikes to Laetitia Casta and one day might become a beauty icon. Her development has just started and she is on her way of making the first steps. Though Glorija is still very young she is already collecting some really good options from the top agencies.

Everyone is eager to see how she will evolve and its ofcourse one of the girls we have to keep a close look. Hopefully she will have the right attidute to follow her dream and with the help of her agency will become a great model.

Full name: Glorija Tuominyte Mother Agency: Supermodels Model Management Contact MA Nationality: Lithuanian Birth date: 22th July 1997 Height: 175 cm (5’9”) Bust: 80 cm (31,5”) Waist: 60 cm (23,6”) Hips: 86 cm (33,4”) Eyes: Blue Hair: Dark Brown

PROMOTE YOUR NEW FACE

Glorija Tuominyte

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BACKSTAGE

Fashion Cares About

Cara's Charisma

Alexis Heim There are models who made a name for themselves and... names that made themselves models. I know the wording might sound slightly strange yet it perfectly describes the two paths connecting modeling and celebrity. The first had to wait a while before their career reached a level that ensured them enough popularity to appeal to a broader audience, the others were considered as "socialites" (for various reasons, actually) prior to their first steps on the catwalk or their debuts in actual fashion magazines.

Still Do It Better?

One of the latest phenomenons that illustrates the second category is Cara Delevingne, who has just achieved a wonderful Spring Summer 2013 season walking in each of the four cities for designers ranging from Marc Jacobs to Oscar de la Renta, Matthew Williamson to Giles Deacon and, last but not least, Louis Vuitton to Chanel (plus several opening gigs and other great slots in Milan).

Definitely worth a closer look.

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We know it, we know them.

We know it as a fact and can't ignore who they are. Bearing a famous name like Dree Hemingway or members of the british fashion fixtures like Eliza Cummings, Edie Campbell or (even) Agyness Deyn, these models didn't arrive on catwalks and covers via the "regular" way. I've personally never cared if a model was an anonymous teenager scouted at the mall next door or if she came to fashion for some other reasons, always thought talent is what matters first and the most important is how a model can embody a character in an editorial.

But, it seems some people aren't happy to see models enjoying a successful career without having belonged to the army of new faces before. I had no clue this was supposed to be a relevant criteria in this business and still think it's just an outsider's fantasy.

Still, we live in a society where virtual life plays an important part and masses actually contribute to online buzz, which counts in fashion.

So, I tried to understand why so many modeling enthusiasts are reluctant to Cara's work... versus why professionals seem to be fond of it.

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I don't think anyone can dismiss Dree Hemingway's brilliant collaboration with photographer Alasdair McLellan (just as an example among many others) and, despite you may think her rise went faster because she bears the name of her famous ancestor, her talent and abilities to model are just glossy paper proven. Same goes for Eliza Cummings who did well with Steven Meisel and a few more great lensmen.

Same goes for Kate Upton and, before her, Agyness Deyn who both managed great careers for other reasons than walking sixty shows a season or landing an exclusive runway booking.

Cara's sister, Poppy Delevingne, also falls into this category and, naturally, her own case is no different. What seems to differ is the response she gets, the amount of work piling up in her portfolio and the overall quality of it. Think of some Chanel advertising, an editorial in the edgy publication Centerfold Magazine, countless catwalk achievements and the cover of Style. Com's latest printed issue.

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The amount of work and, even, the prestige of it, can't be taken for the ultimate guarantee a model has actual talent for what she does. But when quality tops the two others, there is certainly no mystery about the potential that has been unveiled.

The personality, the character, the little something that sets one girl apart from her runway-mates.

May you like it or not, Cara has this small extra that can't get overlooked.

The way she poses, smiles, grins, smirks or makes faces on backstage candids says a lot on what it can be. A supplement of spark for some, annoying gimmicks for the others... But in the end, difficult not to remember her and have an opinion on her looks and work.

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“Premier

Hiver�

by

Monsieur Lacenaire

Photography Molly Lowe Model Adrien Casalis

Playful knitwear for modern gentlemen! Young French brand Monsieur Lacenaire specializing in high end knitwear. The designer Garance Broca, who worked at Hermes for three years, took her knowledge to make knitwear that’s classic and subtly subversive.

Check it out: www.monsieurlacenaire.com

Inspiration: F.O.R.E.S.T. Mulberry Fall Winter 2012 (www.mulberry.com)

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1. Jeannot lapin Lamp with printed lampshade by Domestic (www.madeindesign.com); 2. Roe Deer Venison Terrine (www.fauchon.com); 3. Moo Wall Lamp by Northernlighting (www.connox.com); 4. Forest Winter Scene All In One (www.topshop.com); 5. Occa Winter Desertfox Teddy Rug (www.occa-home.co.uk); 6. Owl Blanket - Ferm Living (www.ferm-living.com); 7. Reindeer Head - Crochet cuddly toy by Anne-Claire Petit (www.madeindesign.com); 8. Droog - Hare Mat (www.connox.com); 9. Champignon Pouf - Anne-Claire Petit (www.marieclairemaison.com); 10. Lene Bjerre Diera Reindeer Ornament Large (www.occa-home.co.uk); 11. Monsieur Lacenaire's X-mas Jersey (www.monsieurlacenaire.com); 12. Fox Knitted Scarf (www.topshop.com); 13. Renard clock - Fox - Domestic (www.madeindesign.com); 14. Marionette Cup - Ferm Living (www.ferm-living.com); 15. Autrement Dit Lapland Stag Cushion (www.occa-home.co.uk); 16. Wild Style: Set of Magnets by Donkey Creative Lab (www. donkey-products.com).

Supremebeing Mont Bear T-Shirt Exclusive To ASOS (www.asos.com)

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1. Rabbit lamp Table lamp – Moooi (www.moooi.com); 2. Back to the Roots: Salad servers by DONKEY CREATIVE LAB (www. donkey-products.com); 3. Lene Bjerre Christmas Tree (www.occa-home.co.uk); 4. TOPSHOP Stag Head Sweater by Illustrated People (www.topshop.com); 5. Rawtation by Adi Zaffran Weisler (www.designboom.com); 6. Moncler Fair Isle Cardigan (www.ssense.com); 7. Libra Stag Bookends (www.occa-home.co.uk); 8. Joe Bookcase by Ibride (www.madeindesign.com); 9. Forest Chair by Robby and Francesca Cantarutti (www.connox.com); 10. WOOL HOUSE Cap (www.vilnosnamai.lt); 11. MOTO Stag Blanket Duffle Coat (www.topshop.com); 12. MAY 28TH Deer Watch Black Matte Plastic Buckle (www.asos.com); 13. Lene Bjerre Wood Cone Decoration Small (www.occa-home.co.uk); 14. Lapin clock - Rabbit by Domestic (www.madeindesign.co.uk).

Design Made in Lithuania

"WOODSY" by “Tribe” Photography: Marijus Seibak Clothes & Style: Marina Zuravliova & Donata Maldonyte (“Tribe”) Make-Up: VytauTE Bukauskaite Models: Giedrius, Mantas, Saulius, Karolis

Design Made in Lithuania

Design Made in Lithuania

Design Made in Lithuania

Check it out: www.tribe.lt

FASHION BOOK

Punk CHIC

Vivienne Westwood:

The designer who shook up British fashion Delving deep into the archives of the magazine, i-D offers a unique insight into the world of iconic fashion designer Vivienne Westwood. This book revisits interviews and features from the early punk beginnings of her career in the 1980s to today, documenting her instigation of the crinoline craze, her thoughts on how fashion can make a difference, and her journey to becoming one of Britain’s most original and influential designers. Vivienne’s appeal continues to gain momentum with the years, and today she is as much loved by new fashion fans discovering her for the first time as those who have followed her career since the start.

Packed into 120 pages is biographical and personal information as well as imagery from over 30 years of i-D's history with images from photographers including Juergen Teller, Nick Knight, and Chen Man plus interviews with Caroline Baker, Caryn Franklin, Ben Reardon, and Terry Jones.

Coming soon at: www.taschen.com Price: £ 24,99

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FASHION BOOK

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