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Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Monday, 11 February 2013

Charlotte Smith - Make-Up Artist

I've already covered the very talented photographer, Hattie Ellis, who I encountered on a recent Seanhanna/L'Oreal/ Sweet Sorrow shoot but I wanted to talk about the equally talented and yet very different creative mind, Charlotte Smith and her art in make-up. I love her eye for detail and her very acute taste in complimenting and exaggerating the look and styling - evident here with the Sweet Sorrow shoot with model, Stacie, and hair by Seanhanna's Noel Halligan. Hopefully we'll be working together again soon, as it was soooo successful and so much fun. Who said work couldn't be enjoyable? 
Find more of Charlotte's work here...



Hair: Noel Halligan | Make-Up: Charlotte Smith | Photography: Hattie Ellis | Styling: Sweet Sorrow Vintage | Model: Stacie Langford

Portrait of an Artist









Daniela Braga and Ruby Jean Wilson by Benjamin Alexander Huseby, Purple Spring/Summer 2013 (via Visual Optimism)

Monday, 28 January 2013

God Save the Queen

Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer 2013 Ad Campaign by Juergen Teller (via MUST + IT)

Rhye: Open


Missing: Four Year Old Border Collie











Andrew Knapp's Instagram series of Momo the dog. It's not 'Where's Wally?' It's 'Where's Collie?!' Find it here

60s - Back to the Future


I seem to be going through a 60s phase at the moment, probably helped by the recent Sweet Sorrow shoot with Noel at Seanhanna and his very up-to-the-moment ideas and inspiration - hence me loving this editorial.








Hanne Gaby Odiele in S Magazine by Jason Kibbler (via Fashion Gone Rogue)

Friday, 18 January 2013

Hattie Ellis Photography

How gorgeous is the atmospheric photography of Hattie Ellis? She very kindly shot the most recent Sweet Sorrow lookbook for ASOS (yet to be released) so I thought I'd have a look at her previous work and portfolio. And it definitely doesn't disappoint - I love the subtle colours and romanticised lighting.
Find more work on her Facebook page and Flickr: