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Francesco Scognamiglio — Interview

Francesco Scognamiglio — Interview

The Italian fashion industry is not known for being a nurturing place for independent designers. Yet amongst the global giants at Milan Fashion Week, Francesco Scognamiglio has made a name for himself as one of Italian fashion’s brightest talents—all on his own terms.

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Julia Bergshoeff for DSquared2 Spring/Summer 2015

Julia Bergshoeff for DSquared2 Spring/Summer 2015

Mert & Marcus shoots Julia Bergshoeff for DSquared2 Spring/Summer 2015 Ad Campaign. Art Director: Giovanni Bianco. Hair by Shay Ashual. Make-up by Aaron de Mey.

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Giovanni Bianco — Interview

Giovanni Bianco — Interview

Giovanni Bianco is one of the world’s most renowned creative directors, and images he’s worked on are in the pages of every fashion magazine. He’s the artist behind the visual communications strategy for some of fashion’s biggest and most coveted brands, including Versace, Miu Miu, Zegna, Ferragamo, and DSquared2..

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Massimo Dutti Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign

Massimo Dutti Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign

Mario Testino shoots Vanessa Axente, Alisa Ahmann, Mathias Lauridsen & Nikolai Danielsen for Massimo Dutti Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign.

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Vera Wang Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign

Vera Wang Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign

Ine Neefs is captured by Patrick Demarchelier for Vera Wang Spring/Summer 2015 Ad Campaign. Styled by Panos Yiapanis. Hair by Rudi Lewis. Make-up by Romy Soleimani.

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Binx Walton for Tom Ford S/S 2015

Binx Walton for Tom Ford S/S 2015

Bing Walton is captured by Inez & Vinoodh for Tom Ford S/S 2015. Styled by Carine Roitfeld. Hair by Sam McKnight. Make-up by Charlotte Tilbury.

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Yadim — Interview

Yadim — Interview

If you know anyone who doubts that make-up artists can really deserve the “artist” part of their moniker, you need to introduce them to Yadim. You might show them the Dazed & Confused editorial where he made up three models to look like black and white vintage Dior illustrations. Or the Antidote cover where he pai

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