Luisa Bianchin was born on september 27 1992 in Bergheim, Germany. She appeared in Vogue, Elle , L’Officiel Paris and musch more. Luisa Bianchin's all time favorite fashion designers are Prada, D&G, Chanel, Marc Jacobs. Her personal motto is "Never give up!".
"Broken glass" photo shoot featured in Diva Magazine, December's issue, focuses on this season mixing textures trend. Leather, fur and knit...read more
The mannish trend seen through vintage reference inspired this fashion editorial featured in the May 2006 issue of Elle Magazine (Romania). Using...read more
Top fashion model Sasha Luss stars in the “Out Of Office” fashion editorial taken for the December 2014 issue of Vogue China by German fashion...read more
Felice Nova Noordhoff is photographed by Lachlan Bailey for WSJ Magazine April 2020. Felice Nova Noordhoff is a Dutch fashion model....read more
Rock is not dead, so says this fashion photoshoot also featured in the may issue of Elle Romania. It can be your fashion inspiration for a urban rebel look....read more
The Kiss of Demons is a striking fashion editorial on masculine tailoring in fall 2009 women's trends. Shot by fashion photographer Mark Segal,...read more
Haute Fashion is welcoming talented designers, stylists and photographers to submit their photographic portfolio. Today we present to you Immaculate...read more
Back in October 2007, when Karl Lagerfeld and Silvia Venturini Fendi lit up the Great Wall of China with a glamorous fashion show, the two also did a photo...read more
Ellen von Unwerth shoots an extraordinary Devon Aoki for the July 2001 issue of Interview Magazine.read more
Magdalena Frackowiak was born 6 October 1984 in Gdańsk, Poland. She works as a Polish fashion model since 2006. She has been on the cover of Vogue Paris, Vogue...read more
Motto: "Beauty is a form of genius-even higher, as it needs no explanation." Oscar Wilde. "Surface" photo shoot is also featured in December issue of...read more
Fashion photography, the most glamorous form of art, ceased a long time ago to be just a dull, empty form of presentation due to cutting edge culture...read more
