"Prelude To Fall"
PH: Sara Black
Styling: Teej Nepomuceno
Make-Up: John Pagaduan for Shu Uemura
Hair: Jay Wee
Nails: Nailaholics Nail Salon & Spa
Jasmine Maierhofer at Mercator in Editorial for Blush Magazine (June-July 2011)
"Prelude To Fall"
PH: Sara Black
Styling: Teej Nepomuceno
Make-Up: John Pagaduan for Shu Uemura
Hair: Jay Wee
Nails: Nailaholics Nail Salon & Spa
Christian Lacroix Spring 2012
I know fall hasn't even hit yet, && I'm already bombarding you with looks for next spring, but what can I say Paris' Menswear Fashion Week just concluded....& plus we all know early birds get the worm ;]
As we all know Mr. Lacroix is no longer associated with the line, but from the runway looks it seems clear that the house stayed true to its roots. Definitely five stars for the tailoring. But overall, V O G U E or No ?
*Jocoby Joy- I like a man in a Teller suit . .. you know lookin' like an OWNER ;]
Lovi Poe on the cover of Rogue Magazine (July 2011)
Rogue Magazine FB
PH: Mark Nicdao
Styling: L.A. Consing-Lopez
Make-Up: Jen Delica
Hair: Rence Bondoc
Production Design: Dindo Pangalangan, Elmer Pueblo, and Che Katigbak
Carmelo .X. L'UOMO VOGUE
The recently crowned King of NY, was featured in a spread for L'Uomo Vogue July/August. I must say that him & LaLa are just getting bigger && better everyday. I can't be mad at the hustle . . .
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*Jocoby Joy- TRUE stars are versatile & are respected in an array of different fields. Very good look Melo.
*Jocoby Joy- TRUE stars are versatile & are respected in an array of different fields. Very good look Melo.
A Day at a Farm with Rob MacInnis
The Farm Family Project focuses on the idea of the creation of identity within the photographic image. By foregrounding our innate compassion of animals, Rob MacInnis explores the correlation between the reifying process of animal consumption and the fashion world's depiction of the body.
Drawing upon the fashion portrait photography of Annie Leibowitz and David LaChapelle, MacInnis gives the animals an arena for self-expression as well as humiliation.
"By presenting animals as sentient beings capable of making their own decisions, my objective is to portray an alternate world in which animals exist not as human possessions, but rather as individuals living within their own communities."
Rob MacInnis studied Directing at New York Film Academy before receiving a BFA with a Photography Major from the Nova Scotia College of art and Design in 2005. He has been published in various editorials such as The New York Times, Eye weekly, and his work has been exhibited internationally in several galleries.
Currently residing in Providence, Rhode Island, MacInnis works primarily in photo.
Intensely stylized, The Farm Family portraits demand immediate emotional reaction, drawing on the raw connection between viewer and subject and exposing the instinctive, compassionate union of species.
Drawing upon the fashion portrait photography of Annie Leibowitz and David LaChapelle, MacInnis gives the animals an arena for self-expression as well as humiliation.
"By presenting animals as sentient beings capable of making their own decisions, my objective is to portray an alternate world in which animals exist not as human possessions, but rather as individuals living within their own communities."
Rob MacInnis studied Directing at New York Film Academy before receiving a BFA with a Photography Major from the Nova Scotia College of art and Design in 2005. He has been published in various editorials such as The New York Times, Eye weekly, and his work has been exhibited internationally in several galleries.
Currently residing in Providence, Rhode Island, MacInnis works primarily in photo.
Intensely stylized, The Farm Family portraits demand immediate emotional reaction, drawing on the raw connection between viewer and subject and exposing the instinctive, compassionate union of species.
Courtesy Rob MacInnis
Upcoming Exhibition:
Canadian Art Gallery Hop, Toronto
September 21, 2011
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Angelica Panganiban in Editorial for Metro Magazine (July 2011)
"Life Imitates Art"
PH: Doc Marlon Pecjo
Styling: Patrick Ty
Make-Up: Krist Bansuelo
Hair: John Valle
Grooming: Pia Reyes for male models
Set: James Razo
Artwork: Archie Geotina
Nails: Bauty and Butter Nails
Models: Sergei Rudenko (IM), Allan Maiate and Kyle Stagoll
