“One”
Paint Mixed Media
by Ieva Baklane
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Original: $987.00
Print: $43.00
Sasha Pivovarova photographed by Mert and Marcus for Vogue Paris, October 2011
This is absolutely stunning. It invokes memories of the great Vogue covers of the 90’s, the lavender Versace dress clinging to Sasha’s every beautiful curve as only a Versace can, invoking visual memories of Linda Evangelista’s commanding presence on covers past. Yet this isn’t an homage, Sasha is her own woman. There is a vulnerability in her expression, a fragile beauty that is completely of this moment. The coloring of the image is surreal, almost psychedelic. Yet what makes this cover one of the best Vogue covers I’ve seen in years is the lack of text, something that all magazine covers could use significantly less of.
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Morning Links:
“Hemophilia of the Larynx”: Spoken like a true Hipster.
The A to Z of fads.
Twitter Account of the Day: Newmoticons. (via.)
Morning Distraction: Level Editor.
Morning Wood: 2-for-1: Rabecca Lee and her evil twin, Labecca Ree.
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Morning Links:
- “Hemophilia of the Larynx”: Spoken like a true Hipster.
- Twitter Account of the Day: Newmoticons. (via.)
- Morning Distraction: Level Editor.
- Morning Wood: 2-for-1: Rabecca Lee and her evil twin, Labecca Ree.
- Morning List: Top 9 Three Wolf Moon T-Shirt Parodies.
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Inspiration.
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The total look was once a fashion no-no, but fall’s chic pattern accessories make it possible to insist going head-to-toe.
Photography Gregory Harris for V72 The Transformation Issue.
Styling Catherine Newell-Hanson
