Showing posts with label Inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inspiration. Show all posts

Grey Magazine


The next magazine I would like to introduce to you is Grey Magazine. Grey is about photography. It comes out twice a year and there are two issues out so far. Although it's a magazine, it comes as a book with a hardcover. There are several different categories inside like Designer, Editorial, Abstract and Interior Design. It's filled with beautiful photographs from the start to the last page with only little advertisment in the beginning and no articles but only short descriptions now and then. In the first issue, there's a manifesto by the editor-in-chief Valentina Ilardi Martin. I don't want to write the whole page down, but here's a short excerpt of it:

„Grey is the result of research and conviction, not strength or false provocation. Each page painted in grey – for nothing pure remains. These pages reclaim a necessary return to the simplicity of beauty, the melancholy on each page recalls a humble antiquity that values the precious work of many, made in the name of passion, dictated by a critical mood which has grown with an eye of respect towards that which has been done and said. Our research aims to transform an image into prose.“

I will buy the issue that are yet to come for sure and it already became one of the magazines I am looking forward to the most next to Acne Paper.




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Streetstyle Selection #5

In Zurich, I often see people with a very nice style when I go out in the night (like last weekend at Kostume), but I usually don't have my digital camera with me. I never see those people during the day or early evening, so I wonder where they are hiding. While I am still waiting for them to cross my path in Zurich, I am presenting you my monthly selection of streetstyle pictures from other blogs.

The Visual Journal Of Roberta Ridolfi


I recently stumbled upon the visual journal of Roberta Ridolfi. I like how there are only photographs and no text at all, to let the visitor be focused on the photographs. The photographs appear to be raw and genuine but they all create somehow a dreamy atmosphere. I made a little selection but take a look at the website to see more of them.



Secret Room



via fashiongonerogue
Kristina Krivomazova and Liu Wen by Aneta Bartos for Zoo Magazine Spring 2010

Marc's Models

I always like to see how models are beyond the editorials or ad campaigns we know them from. That's why I love the following video. It shows some of the best new faces as well as other popular models without much makeup but with all their imperfections. And for once they can show raw emotions and act all silly, which makes them so much more likeable.


Video by Chadwick Tyler for AnOther Magazine and all clothes by Marc by Marc Jacobs

„Since the first Marc by Marc Jacobs show in New York ten years ago, the industry has closely observed the seasonal casting choices made by the house, using them as an early indicator of which faces would dominate the catwalks of the shows to come in London, Milan and Paris. [...] We present this season’s winners.“anothermag.com

Gemma Booth

I discovered Gemma Booth a while ago but didn't post anything about her. Fortunately, Les Mads' recent blog entry just reminded me of her and I want to show you some of her pictures before I am forgetting it again. I like her dreamy photographs and she has worked for i-D, Vogue, Nylon and others. Visit her website to see more of her work.






pictures via her website

Mind Is On The Midnight




Michaela Sanders and Sam Pearton by Rachael Cassells for RUSSH May/June 2009

Streetstyle Selection #4

During fashion weeks, I find the amount of stylish people on all these streetstyle blogs overwhelming. And because I am so bad at hunting stylish people in Zurich at the moment, I wanted to share some of my finds with you.

Magie Noire



pictures via tfs
Jessica Stam by Miguel Reveriego for Numéro France December 2008

Coming Up Roses



via fashiongonerogue
Jessica Stam by Sølve Sundsbø for Harper's Bazaar February 2007

I only recently discovered this beautiful editorial back from 2007 by Sølve Sundsbø and Jessica Stam, who are both one of my favourites in the fashion industry. I would love to see more such editorials in today's popular magazines, where the imagery mostly have become tack-sharp or edgy. For me, fashion photography is about making people dream – a dream people can still relate to though. And this editorial captures perfectly my opinion.