Imogen Morris Clarke – Here Come the Sons! – Glamour US (June 2012), Jennifer Livingston

Here’s a fun spread starring one of my top girls, Imogen Morris Clarke. She’s featured with a variety of sons and grandsons from some of entertainment’s coolest guys. Enjoy!

With Sean Brosnan, son of Pierce Brosnan.

With Angus & Henry Bernsen, sons of Corbin Bernsen.

With Tuki Brando, grandson of Marlon Brando.

With Tara Ferry, son of Bryan Ferry.

With Romeo Miller, son of Master P.

With Scott Eastwood, son of Clint Eastwood.

Isn’t Imo a lucky devil to pose with such scrumptious fare?! :p

Model: Imogen Morris Clarke (Next Models)

Photography: Jennifer Livingston

Fashion Editor: Maggie Mann

Hair: David Cox (Celestine Agency), Grooming: Barry White (Miller)

Makeup: Devra Kinery (Art Department)

Manicures: Janel Castellanos (Fiore Beauty), Tatyana Molot (artistsbytimothypriano.com)

Scanned by me.

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Hanne Gaby Odiele – They Reminisce Over You – Michael Schwartz, Black Magazine #16

I have the highest respect and esteem for Hanne Gaby Odiele. As one of my favourite women working in fashion today, this spread shot me over the moon — especially the crowned look! Hanne Gaby Royale. 🙂

Model: Hanne Gaby Odiele

Photographer: Michael Schwartz

Stylist: Aeri Yun

Hair: Roberto Di Cuia

Makeup: Valery Gherman

Source: Fashion Gone Rogue & The Fashion Spot

Doro, Norgie & Katrin!

A minimalist, sensual spread featuring some of my very favourite girls — Amanda Nørgaard, Dorothea Barth Jörgensen, and Katrin Thormann. I just about died when I saw this in my e-mail this morning. 🙂

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Photography: Kai Z. Feng
Styling: James Valeri

Sourced from TFS: Dorothea Barth Jörgensen – Page 18 – the Fashion Spot http://forums.thefashionspot.com/f52/dorothea-barth-j-rgensen-125457-18.html#ixzz1RL0BxG7m

 

 

 

 

 

 

Freja Rocks!

Clawing the walls over  how awesome this spread is! Called “Diva.” Styled by Melanie Ward. Shot by Inez & Vinoodh for Vogue Paris, May 2011. I’m speechless; reduced to pure staring mode. Photos sourced from Fashion Gone Rogue.

Freja Beha Erichsen & Arizona Muse ~ R.I.P. Charlie Romo, 1980-2011

I’ve officially died and gone to Heaven. Here are two of the most fascinating and beautiful women on Earth for Numéro #121, March 2011, in “Bal de la Couture,” shot by Karl Lagerfeld. Beyond representing how flawless the human race can really be, the styling by Capucine Safyurtlu recreates a classic glamour that invokes body-wide goosebumps. Unreal, alluring — perfection. 😀

Hair by Sam McKnight, make-up by Peter Philips & nails by Anny Errandonea.

Sourced from Noir As Night.

Dorothea Barth-Jörgensen by Hugh Lippe – The London Hang-Up – Exit Magazine

Sometimes I think things like this are done on purpose to shorten my life! It’s no secret that I adore Dorothea Barth-Jörgensen but the aura in this spread is like the split millisecond between a match being struck and it actually catching fire. I’m DYING for Doro here! ~I wonder what the character she plays is waiting for. . . or who? 😉

Photography by Hugh Lippe. Hair by Jeff Francis. Makeup by Kristin Gallegos.  Styling by Farah Pidgeon. Photos sourced from Fashion Gone Rogue.

Also, be sure to follow Doro’s blog, DISPLACED BONES, and follow her on Twitter here: http://www.twitter.com/DisplacedBones ~ NECESSARY!!!

Imogen Morris Clarke & Dorothea Barth-Jörgensen – Fly by Night – Craig McDean for W Magazine February 2010

This editorial enchanted me into outer space. I sit around in a dimly lit room and gaze into these images and feel syphoned into a waking dream. The fantasia Craig McDean created could only be realized with these girls — two of my favourite people on the planet — Imogen Morris Clarke & Dorothea Barth-Jörgensen. In this spread, they are flesh and blood subconscious; embodiments of what we see when our eyes are closed yet mind is open. Alex White could not have styled this any better. I will definitely have these printed to display in my home.

This is a good example of why Imogen & Dorothea are among my very favourite talents and two of the best in the business. They’re a good reason why we were born with eyes to see and emotions to feel. Follow their blogs to understand what I mean!

Imogen Morris Clarke: Poison Dart (on Twitter: @imogenmc)

Dorothea Barth-Jörgensen: Displaced Bones (on Twitter: @DisplacedBones)

Editorial appeared in W Magazine, February 2010. Images sourced from TFS.