Showing posts with label Editorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Editorial. Show all posts

Monday, June 8, 2015

Neon Please Illustrations

Hi.
I'm excited to show you my works for the first time since NeonPlease has been released in 2010. Since that time i have been focusing on catching up all fashion and design news, latest trends, celebrity looks, editorials and ad campaigns, fashion events, streetstyles on and on (the list goes on) and try to select best content to bring up to here. But lately i was feeling like something's missing about what i'm doing here. (That was also a reason of my long breaks) I was trying to set apart my work from here thinking my work and what i do here are whole diferrent subjects. I realize i was totally wrong. I decided to combine both on here and mostly on instagram and tumblr. I will try to share my art in the most "fashionable" way as much as i can and hopefully bring new ideas to life.
Thank you for keeping following me for such a long time and i hope you enjoy my new works.
Please keep supporting me if you like my works on tumblr and instagram.
Hope you all have a nice week.

Love from,
Neon.

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Best of Freja

Today i was looking for some editorials or inspirational photos for making a new post and sadly i realized Freja is not around for very long. She's just doing (not-so-extraordinary) lookbook shoots. I seriously missed to see her in editorials. Here is the best photoshoots of Freja Beha from my files.


Tough Ballerinaby Craig McDean in Interview April 2010

This shoot will always be my favourite.


In Grande Stile, by Steven Meisel in Vogue Italia March 2010

Styling, scene design, photography, expressions... This shoot definitely has a soul.


Modern Love, by Craig Mcdean in Interview August 2010

This is the another periodic sytled shoot which is completely well-done.


Individuallure, by Paolo Roversi in Vogue Italia March 2008

Paolo Roversi... what else to say?


Rock Star, Baby! by Inez & Vinoodh in Vogue Paris May 2011

I can't say that i like the whole shoot but i just can't stop looking at this photo everytime i see it.
Freja is already a rock star.


Valentino Romance, by Mikael Jansson in Interview May 2011

Sometimes it makes me confused. Is Freja is a princess or rebel?


Open book, by Paolo Roversi


Master Classby Mario Testino for Vogue UK September 2011

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Dark Ages


Amazing Beka Jenkins photographed by Gabor Jurina 
for Fashion Canada

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Sara


Sara Blomqvist by Bjarne Jonasson
for Jalouse October '12

One of my favourite girls!

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Friday, September 14, 2012

Saturday, August 25, 2012

Art Movie


Niki Hajdu by Zoltan Tombor
for Marie Claire Hungary, August '12

Thursday, August 9, 2012

Latest Finds

Latest inspirations mostly from tumblr.
Hope you are all fine and enjoying.
x

Saturday, July 28, 2012

London Calling


Let's celebrate Aggy's return!

Photographed by Jeon Seung Hwan 
Styled by Mary Fellowes
for Shinsegae Style

Friday, June 8, 2012

Siri's World

Siri Tollerød is busy describing how she likes to spend her time when the camera isn't clicking or when she's not stalking down the runway to pulsing techno beats.

"I love fishing and I love dissecting fish - it's really the best part," she says excitedly. "The biggest fish I ever caught was about three kilos. It was dinner!"


 In the flesh, Siri is just as delicately beautiful as her pictures suggest. As such, it is hard to imagine this 23-year-old tugging at fish guts and relishing it. This is a girl who, this season alone, has walked for Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dolce&Gabbana, Marc Jacobs, Christian Dior and Alexander McQueen, among others, as well as appearing in campaigns for Marc Jacobs, Max Mara, Sportmax and Miu Miu.


But despite her New York life and her bulging portfolio, Siri is still a Nordic country girl at heart and the pull of the great outdoors remains. She moved to the US four years ago, a change that she is still trying to reconcile.

"It's very weird. When I'm here I miss being in the quiet countryside, but when I'm there, I miss New York City - the atmosphere, being able to call someone or have food delivered to my door at 2am." (Her late-night snack of choice is, she says, burritos.)


The story of her modelling career begins like that of many other models. One day, while shopping in a mall, the beautiful girl from Kristiansand in Norway is spotted by an eager scout. Soon she waves goodbye to Scandinavia, which is "very peaceful with lots of nature and forests", and finds herself in Milan on her first job.

"I was 16 years old and it was my first time doing anything," she says. "I think it was for bridal dresses. I was crying as my mum was leaving Milan that day and I was so scared to be there by myself, but I wanted to stay. The client was so nice, hugging me and giving me cookies."


After being plied with treats, she decided to remain in Italy, landing an Italian Vogue editorial, for which she was photographed by Steven Klein. Since then, the bookings haven't stopped.

Picking out career highs is a tricky task, she says. Instead, she lists the places she has visited, among them a memorable trip to France. "I've been to the Palace of Versailles, which was really beautiful. We went inside the palace and in the stable with all the horses, which was really nice." On the subject of her love life, she's a little more cautious. Yes, she has a boyfriend of a year. Yes, she is very happy.


During the shoot today, Siri is constantly smiling, revealing perfect teeth and a sweet temperament that has the fashion world smitten. And while she talks happily of wanting to pursue a career in marketing and business, modelling is her priority, she says. After all, there are few downsides to her job - although there have been some near misses.

"Knock on wood, I haven't tripped on a runway," she says, "I have, however, broken a heel twice… just keep walking!"

 photography by Viktor Vauthier
text by Naomi Bikis
via TANK Magazine