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Vogue Japan Sports “Rave Editorial “ was photographed by Victor Demarchelier featuring Detroit native model Riley Montana. She was styled in colorful looks from Proenza Schouler, Moschino and Acne Studios
Victor Demarchelier (Photographer)
Aurora Sansone (Fashion Editor/Stylist)
Diego Da Silva (Hair Stylist)
Alice Lane (Makeup Artist)
Photo Credit: Vogue Japan
Throwback Thursday: Dutch-African Jessica Strother, in Elle Mexico by Dorian Lopez Fashion Editorials, back in May 2014
Jessica Strother (Model)
Angela Esteban Librero (Fashion Editor/Stylist)
Stefano Greco (Hair Stylist)
Ingeborg (Makeup Artist)
Mirham Ascencio (Producer)
Alicia Keys Givenchy Dahlia Divin Fragrance 2014
Riccardo Tisci (Designer)
Tim Walker (Photographer)
Male model Corey Baptiste and Abiah Hostvedt was captured by Christian Ferretti and styled by Andreas Kokkino for the ‘Sound Check‘ story in Interview magazine.
WILD AMERICAN PRAIRIE- Summer 2014 -Editorial
‘Scandal’ The Limited Capsule Collection is inspired by the ever so popular TV character Oliva Pope. The capsule collection will consist of 42 pieces that will range from $49-$248. You can get your hands on …
With all this heat and fun under the sun the last thing you want to be worried about is your hair. If you are not the best hair braiding diva in the world a twist hairstyle will be your best friend all season long. To achieve an elegant and glamorous style all you have to do is literally twist your hair back and away from your face.
You may recall seeing this look during several runway collections of fall 2013, but this style is great for summer because it will keep your hair off your face reducing sweaty hair as well as acne. The combinations that you can do are endless as well. Some choose to utilize a middle part or side part, while some fashion their hair in a low chignon instead of continuing the roll in the back. However, you choose to style it rest assure this is a very low maintenance hairstyle and a great hair protector too.
Sometimes it seems like makeup up products go faster than we realize. They can really feel like they are here today and gone tomorrow. If you have ever been in your bathroom tearing through your drawers to only discover you are out of what you need, just breathe we are here to help.
One common beauty issue you may run into is being out of makeup remover. You may instantly start to worry because you beat your face a little too well and now you are staring in the mirror wondering how you are going to take this masterpiece off. No reason to fear because lotion is here! That’s right plain old body lotion will do the trick and remove even your toughest makeup, including mascara. So then, the next time you are in a makeup bind, just remember lotion works every time.
Would you consider yourself to be the type of gal that has classic style? If so, then these sandals are most likely right up your alley! Not too many thrills and frills, just the basics with some nice leather detailing at times. What we enjoy most about this collection is that it has the ability to go with numerous daytime ensembles. The neutral colors will blend with your outfits seamlessly without much effort.
Fight! Just kidding, but really which one is better when it comes to makeup application, a foundation brush or makeup sponge? Everyone has their own preferences, but knowing the pros and cons may help you weigh your decision.
In the long run makeup sponges are more likely to cost you more money. Why is that you ask? While they are useful at 
helping you to apply cosmetics, they soak up a lot of liquid foundation. In the grand scheme of things your sponge is probably sucking up more makeup than what actually winds up on your face.
Okay, so what about the foundation brush, what is it’s deal? Foundation brushes allow you to be more precise during application creating a more even look. Moreover, you will waste less makeup because you are using just what is actually needed.
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