Showing posts with label kate moss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kate moss. Show all posts
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Vogue UK September 2010: The Moss Factor
Kate Moss appeared on the September issue of British Vogue claiming her throne in the UK as the best supermodel with her 30th cover of this mag.
As a tribute to their muse, Vogue named this editorial "The Moss Factor", combining the fashion of the moment with Kate's unique style. As a result we have a fusion of rock&roll flair and classic elegance captured beautifully by Patrick Demarchelier.
Pictures via fashiongonerogue.com
As a tribute to their muse, Vogue named this editorial "The Moss Factor", combining the fashion of the moment with Kate's unique style. As a result we have a fusion of rock&roll flair and classic elegance captured beautifully by Patrick Demarchelier.
Pictures via fashiongonerogue.com
Sunday, April 18, 2010
The Documentary Cat Walk
I recently discovered this fabulous documentary on YouTube and i was so amazed with it that I decided to post it for other people to see.
It was directed by Robert Leacock in 1996 and it shows model Christy Turlington with Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell through the spring fashion shows in Milan, Paris, and New York one year in the early 1990s, probably 1992.
You can also see a glimpse of an ordinary day in the life of Gianni Versace and Armani in Milan, Galliano, Gaultier, and Lagerfeld in Paris, and Isaac Mizrahi in New York.
The runtime is 95min so you have about 10 parts on YouTube.
Check out the part 1 below:
P.s Just notice how the models walk with elegance and style on the cat walk. Those were the models not the anorexic little girls who we see now.
It was directed by Robert Leacock in 1996 and it shows model Christy Turlington with Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell through the spring fashion shows in Milan, Paris, and New York one year in the early 1990s, probably 1992.
You can also see a glimpse of an ordinary day in the life of Gianni Versace and Armani in Milan, Galliano, Gaultier, and Lagerfeld in Paris, and Isaac Mizrahi in New York.
The runtime is 95min so you have about 10 parts on YouTube.
Check out the part 1 below:
P.s Just notice how the models walk with elegance and style on the cat walk. Those were the models not the anorexic little girls who we see now.
Monday, April 5, 2010
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