Sunday 60's Inspiration

We've got another photoshoot project coming up very shortly, which we're quite excited about. At the moment we're feeling pretty inspired by the 1960s, and here are some recent photoshoots that we're particularly taken with. I really love the composition of the top image - and am now going to have a wander round Soho/Carnaby street in the hope of finding a similar space.

The photoshoot will have a streetstyle element, but we're hoping to take it a bit further by making it into a real story. The shoot is in just over a week, and we'll post the results afterwards.

Images via Fashion Gone Rogue, V Magazine, Rackk and Ruin.

The Cat's Whiskers

I love Miles Aldridge's work, in particular this editorial 'The Vagaries of Fashion' for Vogue Italia May 2008. I wouldn't mind a feline serenade instead of my usual alarm clock.

Agyness Deyn by Tim Walker

We haven't seen too much of Agyness Deyn for a while, but here she is chillin' with some cheetahs in the May issue of Vogue UK. Shot by Tim Walker, I think the most amazing part of the shoot is the location - an abandoned town half buried with sand in the Namib desert. Looks and sounds like total fantasy, but thanks to Vogue its been made real, which is what repeatedly sets it apart from other magazines.

P.S. Spot the reference to Keira Knightley in Atonement in the last picture.