Showing posts with label RUSSH Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RUSSH Magazine. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2011

Jessica Stam for RUSSH #39 April/May 2011

Jessica Stam for RUSSH April/May 2011








When this editorial first came online at RUSSH I was impressed and very unimpressed at the same time. Jessica Stam was a perfect casting choice for the above looks. But the other grungey casual looks which I have chosen not to post because I aesthetically disliked them so much, did not suit Jessica Stam at all and perhaps should have been confined to a separate editorial with another model. It also brought me much sadness to see that so many of the above looks were created using RUSSH customised fabric and with the focus not actually on the clothes themselves. Yes, the fabrics are beautiful and there is no doubt that it makes this editorial really shine but in my opinion fashion editor Stevie Dance has been relying on this technique too frequently. I love RUSSH for it's originality and beauty but the use of additional fabrics, especially the mesh ones, have become too predictable.

Friday, November 19, 2010

Model Muse - Daul Kim - RIP 19.11.09

Prada leather coat; Meadham Kirchoff boots (worn throughout)


Preen shirt and pants.

Dries Van Noten coat; Scanlan & Theodore top; Karla Spetic knit briefs.


Triamm.Lucy.Emma handmade lace bra and briefs.


 Preen shirt and pants.

Louis Vuitton skirt; Josh Goot tank


Christopher Kane for Johnstons Cashmere cardigan and skirt.


Top from The Vintage Clothing Shop; Richard Nicoll skirt from Land's End.

Yesterday, Friday 19th November, marked the one year anniversary of South Korean model, Daul Kim's death. I thought it would be fitting for me to commemorate her life and work by choosing Daul to be the first model featured in my 'Model Muse' posts. When I first saw this editorial in RUSSH Magazine (Nov-Dec '09 Australia) I was taken in by Daul's honesty and aura, I was inspired by her work and also the creative styling by Stevie Dance and photography by Beau Grealy. Note that Daul wears the famous Meadham Kirchoff blue boots (which weren't available to buy because they were too expensive to make!). There are more photos in this editorial which are equally as worthy of publishing but I only have the hardcopy of the magazine and no scanner, so I'll upload some rough photos of the others shots later.
Let us remember the work of this talented and kind-hearted person, Daul Kim. May she rest in peace.

Additional photos taken of the hardcopy magazine (using my camera):

Triann.Lucy.Emma handmade lace bra and briefs.

Arnsdorf shirt; Marni pants.

Louis Vuitton skirt; Josh Goot tank.

Louis Vuitton jacket.

Christopher Kane cashmere cardigan and dress.

Christopher Kane cashmere cardigan and dress.

Prada knitted briefs; blouse from The Vintage Clothing Shop.

Preen shirt and pants.
NOTE: This photograph was digitally altered to make it darker and more contrasted, as my original photo didn't do the picture justice.