Keepin’ it Surreal – New face Laura Kampman gets a solo cover shoot for the February edition of Vogue Italia where photographer Steven Meisel plays with the surreal and real in these enigmatic images. Styled by Karl Templer, Laura dons some of spring’s most standout fashions from the likes of Viktor & Rolf, Givenchy, Roberto Cavalli and Prada with distressed hair by Guido Palau and thick eyeliner by Pat McGrath.
Reflections on Lanvin – Embracing the runway show’s mystic elements, models Aymeline Valade, Marte Mei van Haaster and Othilia Simon are tapped for Lanvin’s spring 2012 campaign featuring snakes, mirrors and mystery. Photographed by Steven Meisel, the girls are joined by male models Aaron Vernon, Johannes Schulze and Angus Lowe at a dinner party setting. Spring is the season of danger with sharply tailored silhouettes, python prints and glittering accessories.
Surreal or Real – Steven Meisel places a surreal twist on a classic portrait for the February cover of Vogue Italia starring the face of Balenciaga, Laura Kampman. Styled by Karl Templer, Laura wears Blumarine with hair and makeup by Guido and Pat McGrath.
Balenciaga Kids – Balenciaga taps a cast of model newcomers for its spring 2012 campaign shot by Steven Meisel. The new season features Juliane Gruner, Laura Kampman, Rosie Tapner and Kirstin Liljegren in a disarrayed hotel room setting. Styled by Marie-Amelie Sauvé, spring’s rigid silhouettes and clean lines are juxtaposed with messy hair by Guido Paulo smudged eyes by Pat McGrath.
Dinner Party – Lanvin’s spring 2012 campaign takes to a dining room setting with models Aymeline Valade, Marte Mei van Haaster, Aaron Vernon and Angus Lowe. Captured by Steven Meisel, spring is a dark contrast to fall’s dancing beauties with snake accessories and a moody atmosphere.
Gasoline Girls – After a preview, we have a full look at Prada’s spring 2012 campaign starring some of the industry’s top girls including Natasha Poly, Guinevere van Seenus, Elise Crombez, Meghan Collison, Katryn Kruger and Ymre Stiekema. Captured by Steven Meisel in a fifties style gas station, the group wears Miuccia Prada’s vintage silhouettes paired with colorful car motifs and kitschy patterns. Soaking up the sun, the girls appear to be luxuriating before hitting the road.
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