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Monday, April 27, 2015

KATE MOSS IN SUMMER’S MOST ROMANTIC SWIMSUITS AND DRESSES photographed by VENETIA SCOTT








Ode to ATARDECER... A simple holiday in the Greek islands takes us back to basics: white, sun, sea, sunsets, linen and cotton quilts. So light, happiness. .PHOTOS IOANNA ROUFOPOULOU | ERIETA ATTALI














“China: Through the Looking Glass”: A First Look at the Dresses in the Met’s Costume Exhibition...From Chanel to Valentino, a First Look at the Dresses in the Met’s “China: Through the Looking Glass”photographed by STEVEN MEISEL











A CLOSER LOOK AT BALMAIN’S S/S 2015 COLLECTION...














Olivier Rousteing knows how to make a statement. Though he was only 25 when he first took charge at the storied house of Balmain, he’s never lacked for confidence. From his first collection, he’s created clothes that dare their wearer to seek the spotlight, and that demand a strong woman to carry off their bold embellishments and body-baring silhouettes. It’s no wonder he often refers to his favorite muses and models as the Balmain Army.
In the S/S 2015 of Document Journal, though, photographer Christian MacDonald treats readers to a peek at the women behind the warriors. Models Riley Montana,Jessica Stam, Annely Bouma, Malaika Firth, Issa Lish, Catherine McNeil, and Amanda Wellsh are captured alongside Olivier himself in a series of intimate studio portraits. They reveal that the diverse, vibrant group of women in the Balmain Army look just as beautiful letting their guard down as they do strutting down the runway. It turns out the Balmain look is just as much about the attitude as the clothes.
In the accompanying interview by documentary filmmaker Loïc Prigent, Olivier bares as much in his words as his models do in their photographs. In the candid Q&A, he opens up about posing nude, his first job, and some of his most memorable extravagances. It’s clear that Olivier’s living a life that’s as rich and colorful as his designs.

A house in PRAIRIE.... A cottage can be rustic but chic, and enjoy all the amenities. Of course, you should never forget its essence: smell sunrises and merge with the landscape. It is the idea of ​​Meyer Davis Studio. .PHOTOS RACHEL PAUL