Which is why I was excited to see these scans from the February 2009 issue of Flair. Dark but still playful, vintage without being kitschy. Plus, I've already got a lot of clothes like these--now all I have to do is work on the hair...
(Photos by Beau Grealy)
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I agree with you completely. I like finding the elusive element of surprise and feel the enchantment of a good fashion editorial... Japanese Vogue always presents good images but there are hardly any other interesting fashion magazines. Maybe I'm being too critical!
Is that Ziggy from The Wire?!
That first photo is so amazing!
its like evrything i love about weegee gone modern....
see http://images.google.com/images?q=weegee&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi
here here. everything (print) seems geared for the internet, losing much of the artistic integrity it once had (or maybe i'm changing). though i do love the lou reed doppelganger in your post...
xo s
these are amazing
oh yeah, the hair is awesome! messy, sexy and tons of attitude! love it
yeah these are pretty amazing
July, I love Japanese Vogue! I love Japanese editions of most magazines, Japanese Nylon is sooooo much more awesome than regular Nylon, and my latest goal is to find RUSSH Japan. Aaaagh, can you imagine??
I tried to make my hair really big and bouffant-y last night, but it just sort of ended up looking like my hair was eating my head...I think I need to work on developing a little more finesse...
awesome shots!
any idea who the shorts are by in the last image?
Oh I totally agree! It's got to the point where I stand for hours in the shops and STILL can't find anything worth spending my pennies on! Self-Service is pretty good generally. Think I might just start up my own magazine!
This editorial is pretty glorious. Fact.
x
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