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American beauty with a Harajuku twist: Schön! Magazine
Oct 21st
Ashley Smith stars in another of Schön! Magazine‘s cinematic 19th issue shoots, this one going by the name American Beauty. The title may be a nod to cinema, but the shoot openly confesses to being born in praise of Ashley Smith herself, the American model du jour.
The bold makeup is More >
Sessilee Lopez in Treats! Magazine
Oct 18th
Treats! Magazine‘s aesthetic is one that needs no introduction. It’s one where nudity and sensuality are inextricably tied to fashion, where style begins with the body, where the concept of the erotic gets reinvented time and again.
Heralding in the release of Treats!’ fourth issue is another of those shoots featuring More >
Isabeli Fontana: a noir drama in Schön! Magazine
Oct 17th
The cover of Schön! Magazine‘s 19th issue features a black and white image of Isabeli Fontana, fur-trimmed coat thrown over her shoulders, hair curled, her name printed in large movie poster style first billing. Inside the issue the promise of a cinematic noir photoshoot is fulfilled; Isabeli the central character, More >
Priyanka Chopra on The Cover of Stardust Magazine
Oct 16th
Priyanka Chopra on The Cover of Stardust Magazine.
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Mandira Bedi on The Cover of The Week Smartlife Magazine
Sep 27th
Mandira Bedi on The Cover of The Week Smartlife Magazine. Mandira Bedi latest photoshoot.
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Parineeti Chopra on The Cover of Verve Magazine
Sep 19th
Parineeti Chopra on The Cover of Verve Magazine.
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Esha Gupta on the cover of The Man Magazine
Sep 5th
Esha Gupta on the cover of The Man Magazine.
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German women’s magazine rethinking ‘no models’ policy
Sep 4th
BERLIN, Sept 3, 2012 – One of Germany’s top women’s magazines said Monday it was reviewing its policy of only publishing photographs of amateur models instead of professionals.
The fortnightly magazine, Brigitte, made international headlines in October 2009 with the news that it would only print pictures of “real women” More >
German women’s magazine rethinking ‘no models’ policy
Sep 3rd
BERLIN, Sept 3, 2012 – One of Germany’s top women’s magazines said Monday it was reviewing its policy of only publishing photographs of amateur models instead of professionals.
The fortnightly magazine, Brigitte, made international headlines in October 2009 with the news that it would only print pictures of “real women” More >
Sneha Kumthekar on The Cover of Femina Magazine
Aug 30th
Sneha Kumthekar on The Cover of Femina Magazine.
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Shruti Haasan on The Cover of Exhibit Magazine
Aug 7th
Shruti Haasan on The Cover of Exhibit Magazine.
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Freida Pinto on the Cover of Anokhi Magazine
Jul 4th
Freida Pinto on The Covers of Anokhi Magazine.
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Teen magazine Seventeen pledges ‘real girls’ only
Jul 4th
Seventeen magazine, responding to a gutsy high school student’s petition, is pledging to feature only real, unaltered images of girls in its pages, social action platform Change.org said Tuesday. Photo: Seventeen
In a letter to readers in its August issue, editor Ann Shocket said the magazine, aimed at US teenage girls, More >
Sonam Kapoor on the cover of ‘Plan Your Wedding’ Magazine
Jul 2nd
Sonam Kapoor on the cover of Plan Your Wedding Magazine
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Sneha Ullal new photo from magazine
Jun 26th
Sneha Ullal new photo from magazine
Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Anushka Sharma on The Cover of Hello Magazine
Jun 9th
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Pictures: Mallika Sherawat’s hot photoshoot for 3D magazine
Feb 10th
Mallika Sherawat recently shot for the second issue of WMB 3D: World’s Most Beautiful, the world’s first 3D magazine.
Weekend read: the birth, death and rebirth of Jacques magazine
Jan 8th
“Jacques was attempting to recreate an aesthetic that died years ago in an industry that is collapsing in a medium that is declining…”
What happened to Jacques Magazine, the print world’s bold return to vintage-style erotica? From the crumbling relationship of its founders, to the crumbling of the title itself, Jacques More >
T Magazine: Sant’Angelo Raises Arizona
Dec 28th
For nearly three decades beginning in the 1960s, the designer Giorgio Sant’Angelo held fashion insiders in his sway. Among these was the editor Diana Vreeland, who famously urged Sant’Angelo, an architect and industrial designer by training, to make accessories and clothes. “She sent me to Arizona,” Sant’Angelo once said, ”with More >
Caption This! Akoul For Quality Magazine, By Felix Lammers
Dec 25th
Winning caption: ?”I got your new lead reindear right here” — Susan Korski
Runners-up: ?”What unicorn?” — Jessie Williams
“Nobody plays leapfrog with a unicorn. Bummer.” — Anne Cuizon
See the rest of the entries here.
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Photo: Via Quality Magazine
Procuring issue 2 of Collection Magazine
Dec 23rd
If you’ve been waiting to get your hands on a copy of Collection magazine, the title doing much to redefine what print fashion media can be, here’s an update for you:
If you’re in London, Collection Magazine‘s publishers have announced that the second issue of the title is currently stocked in More >
Time Magazine Crowns Ryan Gosling ‘Coolest Person Of The Year’ [Hey Girl]
Dec 18th
Hey girl, your boyfriend has been anointed the “Coolest Person of the Year” by Time magazine, but you probably already knew that. It was pretty disappointing when Ryan Gosling was overlooked for the title of “Sexiest Man Alive,” but “coolest” has a lot more indie cred, and might be a better More >
Caption This! ‘Fruit’ Marlijn Hoek For Deluxx Magazine #14, By Janneke van der Hagen
Dec 17th
Winning caption: ??”Someone is soooo ready for Tangerine Tango 2012.” — Ann V. Reilly
Runners-up: “These aren’t my glasses.” — Sarah Cates
“The Minimalist Carmen Miranda.” — Kris Seto
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Photo: Via Deluxx Magazine #14
Despite being super busy judging the ‘X Factor USA’ contestants and promoting cover shoot of Vegas magazine
Nov 12th
Despite being super busy judging the ‘X Factor USA’ contestants and promoting her own solo music, Nicole Scherzinger took out time to pose for the cover page of Vegas magazine.
The 33-year-old former Pussycat Doll has graced the latest issue of the glamour magazine and showed off different sides of her More >
Michael Jackson has topped the list of highest-earning dead celebrities compiled by Forbes magazine
Oct 27th
Michael Jackson has topped the list of highest-earning dead celebrities compiled by Forbes magazine.
The King of Pop, who died in June 2009 at age 50, made more money than any other dead celebrity over the past year, according to Forbes’s rankings, the New York Post reported.
Jackson posthumously earned 170 million More >
T Magazine: Mark McNairy Makes Us Smile (Again)
Oct 24th
Left: Mark McNairy shirt, $198, shorts, $198, and hat, $78. Go to markmcnairy.com. Right: Mark McNairy tank top, $90, skirt, $245, and shoes, $375.
Gentleman of varying persuasions of style are already familiar with the name Mark McNairy. Shoes from the designer’s footwear collection, Mark McNairy New Amsterdam, and tailored pieces More >
T Magazine: Fashion to the Rescue
Oct 24th
Center: George FokDesigns to be unveiled at Brooklyn Supply Co.’s charity event on Monday, Oct. 24. Participating designers include (from left) United Bamboo, Renata Morales and Christian Joy.
Thinking of fighting crime but don’t know what to wear? The solution may be found at the spring 2012 collection for superheroes presented More >
T Magazine: London’s Latest ‘In’ Spot | The Arts Club
Oct 24th
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London may be brimming with private members’ clubs, but its latest — the newly revamped Arts Club in Mayfair — is creating quite a stir. Founded in 1863 by a group of friends (including Charles Dickens), the formerly fusty establishment has reopened with Gwyneth Paltrow (an investor) as its More >
T Magazine: A New Jewel in Town
Oct 24th
Eva Zuckerman, the designer of Eva Fehren, a new fine jewelry line, first started tinkering with jewelry while working for Mor Mor Rita, a high-end children’s brand. “Women actually bought my stuff!” exclaims Zuckerman, who put her Cooper Union fine arts background on hold for the opportunity to work for More >
T Magazine: Weber on the Web
Oct 24th
“I like to think of our Web site as a bar,” Bruce Weber says of the new BruceWeber.com, which was reintroduced on Monday. “It’s like I’m showing my film and somebody from my studio is showing some pictures and somebody else is reading their poetry — it’s the bar you More >
T Magazine: Seeing Things | ‘California Design, 1930-1965′
Oct 24th
“California Design, 1930-1965: Living In A Modern Way,” at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art through March 25, 2012, is a must-see. Even though the Golden State played a key role in shaping our material culture, the exhibition is, somewhat surprisingly, the first major museum survey of California design. More >
T Magazine: Collect Call | Mary Ellen Mark and the Robots
Oct 24th
In this new column, Lynn Yaeger peeks at people’s terrifically odd, amusing and magnificent collections.
“Their batteries have probably all melted. I’m a bad robot mom,” says the photographer Mary Ellen Mark, looking with wry affection at the crowd of robots — pink fembots in frilly aprons! Mean metal guys with More >
T Magazine: Accessories as Art, at Ascher London
Oct 24th
The 69-year-old British textile brand Ascher has been collaborating with artists since the 1950s, when the founder Zika Ascher had his friends — Henri Matisse, Andre Derian and Henry Moore among them — design scarves better suited for galleries than girls’ closets. Now, Ascher’s grandson Sam is reviving the tradition More >
T Magazine: Brightness Rises | Patrick Cox’s Third Act
Oct 24th
Patrick Cox’s Wannabe loafer, a design-y take on the traditional schoolboy shoe, was a smash hit in the early ’90s — almost a million pairs were sold every year. “I was just a kid in England doing this thing that became gigantic and global,” says Cox, who was 31 at More >
Norman’s Conquest
Oct 14th
Associated Press Back to now The designer, in 1951, at a Fashion Critics Award rehearsal.
In the American fall collections of 1960, Norman Norell did something seemingly too radical for a man who ate most of his meals at Schrafft’s and Hamburg Heaven. He had his models paint their faces in the More >
