Clément Chabernaud for ZARA Man June Lookbook
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
GIVENCHY Spring Summer 2012 in Vogue México June 2012
"Venus de Metal"
Model: Karolina Kurkova
Ph: Nagi Sakai
Stylist: Sarah Gore Reeves
Hair: Pasquale Ferrante
Paris Mens Fashion Week Spring Summer 2013 Schedule
27th June
14:30 • Tillmann Lauterbach • Maison des Métallos, 94 rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, Paris 11e
15:30 • Hardy Amies • BETC, 85-87 rue du faubourg Saint-Martin, Paris 10e
16:30 • Y.Project by Yohan Serfaty • Galerie Nikki Diana Marquardt, 10 rue de Turenne, Paris 4e
17:30 • John Lawrence Sullivan • Garage Turenne, 66 rue de Turenne, Paris 3e
18:30 • Mugler • Espace Commines, 17 rue Commines, Paris 3e
19:30 • Christian Lacroix Homme • Hôtel de Brossier, 12 rue Charlot, Paris 3e
20:30 • Raf Simons • Unknown place
28th June
09:30 • 3.1 Phillip Lim • Palais de Tokyo, 13 avenue du Président Wilson, Paris 16e
10:30 • Kolor • Garage Turenne, 66 rue de Turenne, Paris 3e
11:30 • Issey Miyake Men • 5 place des Vosges, Paris 4e
12:30 • Rick Owens • POPB, salle Marcel Cerdan, porte 28, 8 boulevard de Bercy, Paris 12e
14:30 • Louis Vuitton • unknown place
16:00 • Viktor & Rolf Monsieur • Galerie de Minéralogie du Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, 18 rue Buffon, Paris 5e
17:00 • Walter van Beirendonck • Espace Commines, 17 rue Commines, Paris 3e
18:00 • Yohji Yamamoto • 155 rue Saint-Martin, Paris 3e
19:00 • Dries van Noten • unknow place
20:00 • Henrik Vibskov • Lycée Turgot, 69 rue de Turbigo, Paris 3e
29th June
10:00 • Junya Watanabe Man • Unknown place
11:00 • Ann Demeulemeester • Couvent des Cordeliers, 15 rue de l'École de Médécine, Paris 6e
13:00 • Atelier Gustavolins • Hôtel de Sauroy, 58 rue Charlot, Paris 3e
14:00 • Juun J. • Galerie de Minéralogie, 18 rue Buffon, Paris 5e
15:00 • Kris van Assche • Garage Turenne, 66 rue de Turenne, Paris 3e
16:00 • Boris Bidjan Saberi • Espace des Blancs Manteaux, 1bis rue des Hospitalières Saint-Gervais, Paris 4e
17:00 • Comme des Garçons Homme Plus • Unknown place
18:00 • Givenchy • Unknown place
19:00 • John Galliano • Cité de la Mode et du Design, 34 quai d'Austerlitz, Paris 13e
20:00 • Berluti • Jardins du Palais Royal, 24 rue de Montpensier, Paris 1er
30th June
10:00 • Bill Tornade • Lycée Turgot, 69 rue de Turbigo, Paris 3e
11:00 • Kenzo • Maison du judo, 21 avenue de la porte de Châtillon, Paris 14e
12:00 • Maison Martin Margiela • Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild, 11 rue Berryer, Paris 8e
13:00 • Bernhard Willhelm • Palais Brongniart, 2 place de la Bourse, Paris 2e
14:00 • Acne • Unknown place
15:00 • Dior Homme • Unknown place
16:00 • Wooyoungmi • Palais de Tokyo, 13 avenue du Président Wilson, Paris 16e
17:00 • Smalto • Shangri-La, 10 avenue d'Iéna, Paris 16e
18:00 • Miharayasuhiro • Halle Freyssinet, 55 boulevard Vincent Auriol, Paris 13e
19:00 • Damir Doma • Cité de la Mode et du Design, 34 quai d'Austerlitz, Paris 13e
20:00 • Hermès • Unknown place
21:00 • Ami Alexandre Mattiussi • 32 boulevard Saint-Jacques, Paris 14e
1st July
10:00 • Pierre Cardin • Palais Brongniart, 2 place de la Bourse, Paris 2e
11:00 • Lanvin • Unknown place
12:00 • Agnès B • Maison des Métallos, salle claire, 94 rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, Paris 11e
13:00 • No Editions • Galerie Anne de Villepoix, 43 rue Montmorency, Paris 3e
14:00 • Rynshu • Hôtel Westin, 3 rue de Castiglione, Paris 1er
15:00 • Songzio • Garage Turenne, 66 rue de Turenne, Paris 3e
16:00 • Paul Smith • Lycée Carnot, 145 boulevard Malhesherbes, Paris 17e
17:00 • Qasimi Homme • Théâtre de l'Odéon, 2 rue Corneille, Paris 6e
18:00 • Thom Browne • Unknown place
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
GIVENCHY Fall Winter 2012-2013 Star Studded Red Sweater and Kilt in VMAN - Summer 2012
Photographer: Nathaniel Goldberg
Stylist: Jay Massacret
Monday, May 28, 2012
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Dmitry Tanner in The Wanderes for Essential Homme Magazine
Dmitry wears GIVENCHY shirt, Jil Sander python print t-shirt and black shorts and Versace sandals
Friday, May 25, 2012
Asia Argento in GIVENCY Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci Spring Summer 2012
Asia Argento in GIVENCY Haute Couture by Riccardo Tisci Spring Summer 2012 at the Dario Argento's Dracula 3D premiere, Cannes
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Freja Beha Erichsen is BACK
What's happened with Freja Beha Erichsen? Nobody knows!
After a long time, famous model Freja Beha Erichsen was spotted in In Rome, May 23, 2012 at Valentino's presentation for new perfume "Valentina Assoluta".
Versace Fall Winter 2012-2013 Ad Campaign | Elza Luijendijk, Philipp Schmidt, Dmitriy Tanner and Kacey Carrig by Mert and Marcus
Versace is the first of the major ad campaigns for Fall 2012 to be revealed.
Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott photographed model Elza Luijendijk, who was styled byJoe McKenna, with the same blunt razored bangs and bleached eyebrows that were present at the runway show. The men's campaign was styled by David Bradshaw and features models Philipp Schmidt, Dmitriy Tanner and Kacey Carrig.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Hairdos For Winter Weddings
Each season has its own ways with weddings. There are essential aspects to consider when planning a winter wedding, as there are important coordinates to respect when organizing any other type of seasonal celebration. But winter seems more pretentious, don’t you think? This period is cold and cold usually affects many things, like your hair for instance! During winter hair dries out more and easier and this is why the wedding hairstyle for winter weddings is such a delicate matter to solve.
It’s always fun for a bride to plan her hairdo for the big day, but she must know a few important things before getting started. The first recommendation from our hairstylists is to keep the hair as loose are possible. Don’t wash the hair very often, especially around the time of your wedding. This way you will manage to strengthen it up a little bit and have it ready for the big day.
Washing your hair less means keeping the natural oils in it and reducing hair damages. As for any other season, the wintry bride has to pick a hairstyle that can reflect her personality and suit the wedding style. Nevertheless, when we’re talking about winter ceremonies and parties, things always get more serious and elegant. So, if you want to obtain a dramatic yet chic look, opt for instance for a soft ponytail. This is our first recommendation.
There is a modern approach to consider to the traditional ponytail, one based on more volume and texture. Giving the fact that during winter your hair might be more frail and fragile, the best hairstyle to adopt is a loose unsophisticated style. Keep the ponytail loose and curly and allow then hair to move freely in the back of your hair. This style works great with strapless gowns. No one would want her hair to fall and break after a tight and sophisticated wedding hairstyle. Another nice and soft way of creating a couture winter look without using too much spray or drying techniques is the chignon. You can opt for the French twist or for the side style.
Use a spray that is not too shiny if you want a simple elegant look. But if you are a glamorous bride who wants a sparkling wedding, you can choose a spray that looks sleeker. We also recommend the French pleat which allows you to pull of the hair off the neck and place it against the head. Add more volume to it by using a volumizing texture whip. You can even wear your hair down. The weather is cold and the hair will keep you warm. Besides this, it’s more romantic to wear curly long hair with a fur cape, don’t you think?
It’s always fun for a bride to plan her hairdo for the big day, but she must know a few important things before getting started. The first recommendation from our hairstylists is to keep the hair as loose are possible. Don’t wash the hair very often, especially around the time of your wedding. This way you will manage to strengthen it up a little bit and have it ready for the big day.
Half Up Wedding Hair
One of the most beautiful ways of wearing your hair for the big day is in a half-up style. This type of look is not very popular but it is one of the most romantic and feminine. Brides who want something individual can choose to make their hair halfway up and obtain for a classier look. This style is easy to create and also easy to customize to suit different tastes.
We love this type of hairdo because it provides the bride with more comfort and also with a relaxed natural appearance. There is also something very innocent about this hairstyle that can fit especially younger brides. The hair is usually pulled up off the face and gathered in a soft looks bun or tail. The greatest thing about this style is that anyone can reproduce it for herself.
The bride can select this design for their bridesmaids and even for her if she’s on a budget. But let’s see what options you have for this type of look. The twisted half ponytail is one of the most modern ways to go for contemporary brides. You can wear it simple or add extra bling to make it more wedding-appropriate.
The glamorous brides who want a more sparkling look can use a few jeweled accessories. If you want to try it on your own, start by taking the hair from the top half of your head and then secure it into a low ponytail. Depending on how sumptuous you want your hair to be pick as much hair as you want for your ponytail. The more hair you use the thicker and more dramatic the look will be. If you prefer a delicate look use less amount of hair. Those who want a sleeker look can straighten the hair and the ponytail. On the other hand, if you like the romantic and voluminous look, curl your hair by using a curling iron.
Curled half-up hairstyles add more femininity and elegance to the bride’s look. If you want a more textured appearance, use different sized curling irons. This will also make your hair look more natural. It’s not necessary to make a bun when you’re wearing curls. But anything is possible and easy to re-arrange when dealing with half-up styles.
We have another idea for those who want a medieval look: the medieval style braids. The braids can be twisted into individual buns or into one large bun at the center back of your head. This style is romantic without being too fussy or pompous. And we should also mention that it can fit perfectly well outdoors weddings. It can last beautifully in harsh weather and troubling wind. To add even more security, use a larger veil.
We love this type of hairdo because it provides the bride with more comfort and also with a relaxed natural appearance. There is also something very innocent about this hairstyle that can fit especially younger brides. The hair is usually pulled up off the face and gathered in a soft looks bun or tail. The greatest thing about this style is that anyone can reproduce it for herself.
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