We always Love, Love the Lavazza Calendars (and Campaigns) – This year, Lavazza contacted us and offered us the Hi-res pictures, in exclusivity, of their beautiful 2010 Calendar. Including models like Daisy Lowe, Georgia Frost and Lydia Hearst, the 2010 calendar is another colorful and huge production signed by Miles Aldridge, of course! READ MORE

Françoise Hardy : Comment Te Dire Adieu

The first track on this 1968 album holds the same name as the album itself and for well-deserved reason. It is French pop at its finest even for those who do not know a word of French. Though it is about saying goodbye it seems to raise spirits with its light and playful charm. Comment Te Dire Adieu is infective in every way – from the drums to the lyrical melody, the words to Françoise‘ sweet fragile voice.

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Last year we reviewed Series One of the  Six Scents Collection and now its time for the launch of Series Two. For the occasion Azuma Makoto has been commissioned by the fancy fragrance line to shoot six Botanical Sculptures that seek to represent the idea (and smell) behind each fragrance. READ MORE

Chris Craymer is a photographer who specializes in Beauty, Fashion and Interiors. His recent work has appeared in British Vogue, Italian Vanity Fair ,  Conde nast Traveler and Harpers and Queen. Also ad campaigns including Clarins, Clean and Clear , Dove, Neutrogena , and Ligne Roset.

He was recently Sponsored by brand Mulberry to create a photography book called ‘Romance’. These images have a retro, real life feel to them. Craymer uses traditional film techniques, as well as digital capture.

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After the review of the beautiful and sexy shoot of January Jones by Terry – here is the video backstage ( directly from the brand new GQ website )…

Sprung from one of histories most prominent catastrophe’s is a perfect marriage of science and art shown in the works of scientific illustrator Cornelia Hesse-Honegger.  Since Chernobyl disaster in 1986, Hesse-Honegger has collected, studied and painted morphologically disturbed insects, which she finds in the fallout areas of Chernobyl as well as near nuclear installations. READ MORE