Iris Strubegger is a cross between 80s pop star and circus diva for the January issue of Vogue Russia. Lensed by François Nars, Iris wears a bold and loud wardrobe featuring the work of Balmain, Valentino, Louis Vuitton and more pieced together by fashion editor Patti Wilson.
November is all about bareness and intimacy for Vogue Italia’s most recent cover shoot. Photographed by Steven Meisel, a group of models including Freja Beha Erichsen, Iselin Steiro, Iris Strubegger, Alla Kostromichova, Andrej Pejic, Michael Tintiuc and Tomek S bare all. Styled by Karl Templer, the gang wears a decadent mix of fur, leather and little else with Venus in Furs.
Note – nudity
Iris Strubegger & Christina Kruse photographed by Mert & Marcus and styled by Karl Templer
Continuing his fascination with moody black and white portraits, Peter Lindbergh (2b Management) shoots an exposed Iris Strubegger for Numéro’s September issue. Against the backdrop of an abandoned studio, Iris dons a sheared haircut in addition to the provocative stylings of Irina Marie in the hauntingly beautiful Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.
Note – nudity
A subdued color palette of ambers and greys made way for the impeccably tailored haute couture collection from Armani Privé. The side swept hairdo which models donned as they strolled down the runway, topped off a look of complete and utter sophistication. For the final part of the show, bejeweled dresses in rich tones of gold and amber brought some glitz and glamour to the stage.
Givenchy’s fall haute couture collection garnered a more intimate gathering this season with a special presentation consisting of ten looks with ten models. Riccardo Tisci, the label’s creative director, said of the change, “I want to make couture even more special than it is, and not just another catwalk show.” Gone are the black ensembles and dramatic makeup which are replaced with neutral shades and ornate details of lace and fringe. Topping off the look are sleek silhouettes and tailored jackets.
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