Showing posts with label Mikhael Ayoub. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mikhael Ayoub. Show all posts

:D by Robbie Fimmano

 

 

Coming with the quirk title ‘:D’, photographer Robbie Fimmano and stylist Christian Stroble collaborated on this working man editorial in the November/December 2010 issue of Wonderland magazine.

 

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After Party by Kevin Amato

 

 

The Celebration sixth issue of Masquerade magazine features the trio of Guido Carminatti, Mikhael Ayoub and Elisa in the editorial 'After Party' with photography by Kevin Amato, styling by Prince Franco and grooming by Yadim.

 

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Prepster in the Sun by Greg Harris

 

 

Photographer Greg Harris and stylist Karen Kaiser presented their take on preppy style with the editorial ‘Prepster in the Sun’ in the May 2010 issue of Interview magazine (the one with Madonna's sensational cover story). 

 

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Lucas Kalda & Mikhael Ayoub by Shannon Sinclair

 

 

Pavel and Christopher are not the only ones enjoying the desserts in the new summer issue of Visual Tales. Models Lucas Kalda and Mikhael Ayoub join in the Last Licks fun in Double Scooping with photography by Shannon Sinclair and styling by John Tan. Note: this post includes both official images and extra outtakes.

 

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Asher Levine Fall/Winter 2010-11

 

The Fall/Winter 2010-2011 menswear collection by Florida-native NYC-based fashion designer Asher Levine is set to be available at OakNYC this coming September. I was intrigued by its campaign images, but little did I know that it involved relics, placentas and dissections. Enjoy the images, a film (featuring an exclusive track by Dangerous Muse), and insights from Asher himself about the inspiration for this collection.

 

 

“I derive my influences through feelings made from visual "shocks" to produce an emotion, that in turn, influence my craft,” Asher Levine explained to Homotography. “I find images that produce wildly variant emotions - gruesome, awe, joy. A few of these photographs from my fall collection include a 400x magnification of melanoma in an eye, a goat placenta, Papua New Guinea relics, and my favorite, scientists dissecting an adolescent whale in their laboratory.”

 

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