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We just stumbled upon the work of Thierry Bouet, to be more specific on his book Deslits. The famous french photographer, long time contributor from Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Vanity Fair among many others, has been recording his work, life, journeys and feelings for the past 20 years. Deslits is the title of a photographic series and book where he features a number of known and unknown french people as they sleep in their bed or a strange location. Wanting to check if our bond to that piece of furniture was a sort of illness, he portraits over 80 beds from everything traditional to the weirdest places we could imagine to lay our heads on. An interesting review on one of the things we enjoy doing the most in our lives: sleep! We like!

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The next two editorials we are featuring of the current “Grunge” issue of I Love Fake Magazine are both by our eVeLuVed photographer Saga Sig. The Icelandic and London-based talent teamed up with stylist Anna Soffia (who also designed all the head pieces) to capture “When I wake up in my make up, It’s too early for that dress”. Model Svala Lind is wearing loads of lace, heart stockings and killer platforms while she lounges around in her leo-pink apartment. Second editorial “Where Did You Sleep Last Night” presenting model Maria Birta in an oldskool camper styled up by Ellen Loftsdottir for mustard & camel colorways. Once again Miss Sig shows that her styles of photography are endless and how she can adapt to any sort of storyline. Fans all over again!

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Fourth & Fifth editorial from I Love Fake Magazine, and we are still loving every one of them! First one up is “Laisse Tombe Les Filles” by Viktor Vauthier, using his 35mm camera to show two beautiful girls playing around in an oldschool apartment, mixing a little brit punk with lace and and sweet goth looks. “Please, Oh Please Hear My Prayers For Rain” is the work of the dutch photographer Frank De Graaf with a hand for the styling from Amber Myhre Bosch who definitely isn’t a newcomer, having collaborated with Vice, Rails and Elle Style Awards in the past. Cool hairdos, infinite shoulders and masculine bows make up a really nice short photo series. Enjoy both of them after the click!
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Third editorial from the current “Grunge” issue of I Love Fake Magazine: Jeroen W. Mantel presents us “Things Ain’t Like They Used To Be” featuring model Leah and styled up by Heleen Out for a true rock’n'roll revival. Leather jackets, studs and boyfriend jeans are the tools for the natural glam look.  As an ongoing photographer for the dutch Glamcult Magazine and shooting for Vice among others, he gives his photographs an edgy and raw touch, making us feel the spirit of every shot. We like!

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We just stumbled upon KIZZES. The concept is very simple: post pictures on couples kissing. Not a big fuzz, just a basic idea with a cute outcome. An interaction we share all over the world, it is a global unity of showing affection. All of you can be part of the project, by submitting your pictures here. We like the look, and you can enjoy some of the posted photographs after the click! Read more »

Wow! Chloe Sevigny just gets cuter each time we see her! This time she is featured in “I’m Feeling Quite Insane And Young Again” for the April 2010 issue of Elle UK. Shot by Rankin she plays a playful “school girl”, completely winding us up in her coquette world. Adding up Maison Martin Margiela, Chanel and Miu Miu as fashion inputs, the formula is clear: Absolute Chloe Love!

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Olivia Grace Bolles aka Olivia Bee is 15 and comes from Portland, USA. The likes to keep a photography diary to document all the adventures she experience in her teen life, to hold all the memories she might loose along the way. Apart from shooting campaigns for Nike or Converse (she is also participating at the Converse/ Dazed 2010 Emerging Artists Award), her interest lies in capturing her friends, family and anyone who his around her. Olivia Bee shows us a powerful and frank glimpse into her youthful refreshing life, using the camera for words she cannot write down. We are once again amazed by the amazing talents around and hope we see more of Miss Bee for a long long time!

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Second one up from the latest issue “Grunge” of I Love Fake Magazine. This time Roberta Ridolfi captures “Sunny Day, Will U Last For Ever?” giving us a glance of her romantic and dreamy vision. The Italian London-based photographer is not a newcomer: she has shot campaigns for Urban Outfitters and worked for magazines such as PIG, Vice, Nylon, Sport&Street and Rolling Stone just to name a few. Her work is amazing!

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And we are really in love with their fake fakeness! The dutch digital bi-monthly magazine, made by independent artists and publishers, amazes us with their editorials, content and look. They celebrate youth mixing fashion, culture and art in a way that we haven’t seen in quite some time. That is why in the upcoming weeks we are going to feature their latest issue “Grunge” in small bits, just because we cannot decide on which editorial we like best! “Im All I Want To Be, A Walking Study In Demonology” is the first one, which was also used for the cover, and was captured by Jolijn Snijders with a styling from Jordy Huinder. eVeLuV’s!

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We have known the work of Massimo Vitali for quite some time now, being good friends from our London family at SOSHO, having some of his photographs in their office. Over the past 12 years, the Italian photographer who lives and works between Lucca, Italy and Berlin, has developed a new approach to portray the world, illuminating the accumulation of herds of people in large format photography. He explains his projects as “The inner conditions and disturbances of normality: its cosmetic fakery, sexual innuendo, commodified leisure, deluded sense of affluence, and rigid conformism”. 1995 he gave birth to the Beach Series, for which we know and treasure him for best!

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Mariacarla Boscono shines in the new Spring issue of i-D! With a team led by the photographer Willy Vanderperre and his inseparable stylist Olivier Rizzo, they created a mysterious dreamland in “The Snow White Princess” showing florals, big shoulders and volumes creating a beautiful silhouette. See more of the surely eye-catching suspenders after the click! Read more »

Let us proudly present Quentin de Briey. Part of the Barcelona family, we got to know Quentin last Halloween while finding his phone in a club. Our Beauty&Beast eVerettes already reported of the exhibition which the Barcelona based photographer opened in February 2009, but still his new series “The Other Day (Suite 2)” made us be fans all over again. The Belgian photographer shows us a detailed intimate and romantic view into his life showing the spontaneous character that he is himself. Skating, sharing, loving- all packed in adventures of his beautiful daily routines. He does not carry a boring life, and therefore his pictures make us feel alive again! Photography drooling- we hope for an exhibition in Berlin soon!

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