Theyskens' Theory Spring 2013 | NY Fashion Week
♥♥♥ Karlie Kloss, Joan Smalls and others in "New York Cool" by Terry Richardson for Vogue UK December 2011
♥♥♥ Coco & Jac together for Vogue US January 2011 by Patrick Demarchelier
What a great surprise! It's the first time that Coco & Jac work together. I know, it's just one picture but this is so much! They perfectly can make an interesting collaboration in the future. An editorial, ad, or even a cover. This photo makes me think again: Jac reminds me Coco. They have something in common. CLICK HEREVogue US January 2011
Fabulous Celebs and Francois Nars
François Nars is celebrating the 15th anniversary of the founding of his eponymous company by combining two of his favorite things — beauty products and photography — in a new book.
Nars, creative director and founder of the company which bears his name, did both the makeup and the photography for the book, “15x15,” which is published by Chandelier Creative and is due out in mid-November for 30 days only at 15x15project.com.
Like Nars’ earlier book, “X-Ray,” the portraits are intended to transform their subjects into new personas — but the twist this time is that there are two inspirations for each shot, an iconic image, person or emotion and a classic Nars product. The book features portraits of 15 celebrities: Marc Jacobs, Isabella Rossellini, Amber Valletta, Dayle Haddon, Naomi Campbell, Amanda Lepore, Daphne Guinness, François Vincentelli, Natasha Poly, Lisa Marie Smith, Olivier Theyskens, Carla Gugino, Shalom Harlow, Tyson Ballou and Jennifer Jason Leigh. “Basically, I wanted people who reflected my taste, friends and people I admired for their look and talent,” said Nars. “I love the way Marc looks, but also what he is and does. I tried to pick people not just for looks, but for talent.
-WWD
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Designers in Fun Editorials
Alice in Wonderland
Vogue US December 2004
Natalia Vodianova
by Annie Leibovitz
Drink Me/ Helmut Lang dress
Curiouser and Curiouser/ Olivier Theyskens
Down the Rabbit Hole/ Tom Ford
Advice from a Caterpillar/ Marc Jacobs
Pig & Pepper/ Karl Laggerfeld
The Cheshire Cat/ Jean Paul Gaultier
Tweedledum and Tweedledee/ Rolf Snoeren, left, and Viktor Horsting
The Mad Tea Party/ Christian Lacroix and Stephen Jones
Who Stole the Tarts?/ John Galliano and Alexis Roche
The Mock Turtle's Story/ Donatella Versace and Rupert Everett
Through the Looking Glass/Nicolas Ghesquière
The Simpsons go to Paris With Linda Evangelista
Harper’s Bazaar August 2007
Linda Evangelista
Illustrations by Julius Preite
From Red Carpet Fashion Awards


The Kid Stays In The Picture
Harper’s Bazaar November 2007
Chanel Iman
by Peter Lindbergh








