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Posted 8 months, 8 days ago. on September 21, 2011 by Joanna
Miranda Kerr by Seth Sabal
Seth Sabal is a New York based photographer most well known for his captivating portraits of models and landscape photographs. Working with a range of models from Victoria’s Secret girls to newer faces and iconic beauties, each photograph captures something special about its subject. Recently, Sabal talked to FGR about his upcoming projects, thoughts on the industry and what inspires his work.
My style is simple, it’s not complicated lighting, it’s about connection, I want to capture the person, show the clothing and entertain the idea that makes us all feel compelled to look again.
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Posted 8 months, 20 days ago. on September 9, 2011 by Joanna
Dance’s work for Russh #37, photo by Benny Horne
New York based stylist Stevie Dance first got her start as an intern for Australian publication RUSSH. Soon after that, she moved up the ranks to become fashion editor of the magazine. This summer Dance wrapped her last issue as editor and although her unique and evocative style will be missed at the publication, Dance shows no sign of slowing down as a stylist or creative consultant. Recently, FGR got a chance to ask her a few questions about her personal style, hobbies, music tastes and much more.
For my work and for me, it’s about what I love. From a Lisa Bonet hair-do when I used to be a nut for The Cosby Show, to some t-shirt Courtney Love wore to memories from growing up in Connecticut and on the beach in Australia.
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Posted 11 months, 22 days ago. on June 9, 2011 by Joanna
Anais Poulit by Chadwick Tyler
Photographer Chadwick Tyler first came to prominence in the art world for his raw, emotive photographs of young women. In the recent years, the Florida raised photographer has also created a niche for himself in fashion with images featured in publications such as Dazed & Confused, Vogue Turkey and V Magazine to name a few. In this rapid fire Q&A, Tyler opens up to FGR with subjects ranging from the industry to his work and bad high school haircuts.
FGR:If you could photograph anyone, living or nonliving, who would it be?
Tyler: When I started shooting, I wanted to shoot 3 girls. The only one I have left on that list is Lily Cole.
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Posted 2 years, 0 months ago. on May 5, 2010 by Joanna
At twenty years old, Estonian model Karmen Pedaru (MJ Models & Next) has done more than most models could dream of in a lifetime. After rocking the runway this past season and appearing in the pages of Numéro, Vogue Germany and Vogue Italia, Karmen is poised to continue her success with the upcoming Emporio Armani campaign. As a former athlete, Karmen compares her career to a sport; stating that, “Modeling is kind of like a sport. You need a lot of endurance and focus.” If that’s true, than Karmen is definitely in the race to win with her stunning looks and cool style.
How were you discovered?
I was discovered in Drama Theatre in Estonia when I was 15 years old. -
Posted 2 years, 1 month ago. on April 19, 2010 by Joanna
In the second part of our interview with Mother Model Management‘s Katie Fogarty, Katie talks about the difficulties of balancing a modeling career with a normal life. View part one here.
What is a unique fact about you that most people wouldn’t know?
I am a big nerd. In school I always strived to get straight As and played basketball and was involved in about 5 different clubs before modeling. I think that’s why I can model and do school at the same time now! -
Posted 2 years, 1 month ago. on April 14, 2010 by Joanna
Having a few seasons of experience under her belt with campaigns for the likes of Balenciaga and D&G, American model Katie Fogarty (Mother Model Management & Next) has proven to be much more than just another pretty face on the runway. When she is not dominating the catwalk, Katie is the all American teenager; splitting time between school, her family, friends and two golden retrievers. In the first part of our interview with Katie, she reflects on her personal style and her career thus far.
How do you feel about your experience as a model? Has it changed you somehow?
It’s funny actually, I was just browsing through my emails from a year ago and noticed how much I have changed. I have grown into an independent, powerful, confident, and traveled woman.
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