Zambesi Spring Summer 2012-13 Collection Preview

A good summer wardrobe in it's purest form should be comprised of only what we need and more importantly what feels good. This week we were invited along to view the new summer collection from Zambesi for Spring Summer 2012-2013, which has focused on exactly that. Softly-fitted, with a mood of sensibility, the ease and grace of summer oozed through these garments. Given the the opportunity to create our own summer looks on site, here is what we came up with; slouchy silks and worn, soft cottons, some structure from leather and the most perfected loafers - which we immediately put our names down for...... Bring on Summer, we say!

BLK Archives: Issue #5: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley by Derek Kettela

Back in 2007, before we even started this blog, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was our cover girl for issue #5 of Black Magazine. Shot exclusively for Black by photographer Derek Kettela, fashion editors Anda & Masha and H&M maestro Valery Gherman, Rosie looked as gorgeous as ever in Max Azria, Gap, Ten Thousand Things and Lacoste. Beauty products: M.A.C, Chanel, Lancome, Aveda and Redken.

BLK #16: Andrej Pejic shoot BTS video by Nathan Paul Swimwear

Our recent editorial featuring Andrej Pejic in BLK #16 was a partnership with the fab folks at Nathan Paul Swimwear - it was extremely forward-thinking of the company to choose the wonderful Andrej as the face and body of their new campaign and work together with us on this shoot. Here is an exclusive look at the behind-the-scenes video shot on the day with crew; photographer Mariah Jelena, stylist Kate Carnegie and H&M maestro Justin Henry among others. The clip is nicely directed, shot and edited by David Clark. Special thanks to Nathan Lodge at Nathan Paul Swimwear.

Strateas.Carlucci's new campaign by Ribal and Gill featuring Dan Zyzis

Fans of forward-thinking Melbourne label Trimapee could well be beside themselves excited about founding duo Mario-Luca Carlucci and Peter Strateas' new label, the eponymously titled Strateas.Carlucci. Like Trimapee the new label is inherently from 'Melboing', as our friend Eden Mulholland calls his current home, but in reality sits somewhere between Antwerp and the aesthetic espoused for decades now by Rei Kawakubo's inimitable Comme Des Garcons. A sense of androgyny is at the forefront of the pair's design direction with a label that steps up a level or two in terms of design, delivery and positioning. That the very first Strateas.Carlucci collection, shown here, has been picked up by Parisian sales gallery Stealth Project strongly reflects that the future for the label is as international as it is exciting. Particularly pertinent from our point of view is that the duo have used one of the all time great Black magazine models, Dan Zyzis at FRM. Dan, you are looking better than ever!
Photography: Ribal & Gill at Superteam Studios. model: Dan Zyzis at FRM, hair: Jamie & Dani at Xiang Hiar, make-up:Shella Ruby

Moodie Tuesday Spring/Summer 2013 'Painting the Picture' Collection

Isaac at N.Model Management in Moodie Tuesday

Introducing Moodie Tuesday. Driven by the desire to empower youthful and rebellious souls and inspired by tales of rock n' roll, life's mortality, empty bottles, sleeping in all day and staying up all night, the label's goal is to create clothing that reflects a lifestyle of carefree idealism and to build a community of people who choose to live in this way....... That's you? Hey! You're in luck- we're giving some tees away!! Like this 'STDs and Diversion' Otago tee and the 'Moodie Fucking Tuesday' tee!

Blacklog Editorial #27: David K Shields shoots Tess H at Clyne

Happy Friday, we're beginning a series of blog shoots featuring RTW fashion and accessories from some of our partner brands, NZ designers that we love. Everything that we feature in these editorials will be available in store or online now, so if you like what you see, go and buy it! First up Black photographer David K Shields teams with Black fashion director Rachael Churchward to shoot one of our favourite NZ models, gorgeous Tess H at Clyne in Karen Walker, Kate Sylvester and Helen Cherry among others. Hair by Fraser Foulagi at Ryder Salon, make-up by Michelle Hurliman using M.A.C Cosmetics.

Kate Sylvester comp winner - Oana-Celina Mihailescu

Thanks to everyone who entered our competition with our friends Kate Sylvester to win a $1,000 Kate Sylvester wardrobe. There were some great entries and it was very hard to choose but Black Magazine fashion director Rachael Churchward picked Oana-Celina "Noree" Mihailescu as the winner. Oana-Celina looks super cute in her Kate Sylvester Winter 2012 stripey skirt in Marl and we have to say, that is quite a balancing act. The lovely people at Kate Sylvester will be in touch to set up the prize shortly...

adidas by Stella McCartney first Flagship Store, London

Last weekend saw the opening of the world's first stand alone adidas by Stella McCartney store on Fullham Road in London. Great timing for the 2012 Olympics which are a couple of month away from starting, plus Stella McCartney also designed the Team Great Britian's kit for these Olympic games.

"I am really excited about our use of concrete and tiling on the floor in the basement, it’s really interesting and we’ve never really worked with it before – it brings the harlequin tiles through from the other store," McCartney tells Dazed Digital. "I really love the use of colour and texture on the walls, looking at raw plaster work and marrying it against that really high gloss and quite brilliant colours against quite natural faded colours, and really trying to create new hanging system for clothes, because that is something I have been working on for many years. I wanted to bring that in a most sporty language."

Karen Walker Candy Bar begins world tour in Japan

All photos: IPS

Karen Walker Candy Bar. That just sounds good doesn't it? Proving once again that an adroit sense of timing is everything, Karen Walker Eyewear is capitilising on the unprecedented demand coming from all corners of the globe for the snazzy sunnies by taking a pop-up store on tour. For the next twelve months the Karen Walker Candy Bar will traverse the globe stopping at hand-picked retailers in each country and offering the complete Karen Walker Eyewear collection plus five new limited edition frames: HARVEST milky cream, HELTER SKELTER strawberry, NUMBER SIX toffee, DEEP FREEZE bubblegum and PERFECT DAY vanilla. The first location for Karen Walker Candy Bar opened Wednesday night at RESTIR in Tokyo with Karen in attendance amongst a super cute and stylish crowd. They are mad crazy about Karen Walker in Japan as these exclusive pictures of the opening illustrate. Next stop for Karen Walker Candy Bar is TenOverSix boutique in Los Angeles and Cloak & Dagger, NYC before heading on to Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore, Shanghai and more. Full details of the Candy Bar global schedule can been found at Karen Walker Eyewear.

BLK #16 Intro Pages by Ian Ferguson

After each issue of Black goes on sale we like to publish the intro pages of each fashion and beauty editorial - mainly to showcase the snazzy design work of our art director Ian Fraser Ferguson of Friends of Design but also to see how they all look together in a blog post. So here are the intro pages of all 19 shoots in BLK #16 - credits for all photos, beauty and fashion are on the spreads...Australian readers please note that BLK #16 is somewhere on the Tasman Sea at present but should be landed in Australia by month's end and on sale shortly thereafter.

Te Rongo Kirkwood's Vision In Glass by David K Shields

Contemporary Maori glass creator Te Rongo Kirkwood is exhibiting this week at PATAKA Art+Museum in Porirua, Wellington with Ka Awatea A Journey of Life Through Light. Traditional in concept but very contemporary in style, Kirkwood and a dedicated team of weavers have created four amazing cloaks that use glass and light to tell a story of awakening and the cycle of life. "Weaving stories of divine magic and synchronicity with the strings of soul memory to connect life past, present and future" Kirkwood has created something special, seen here on the shoulders of Te Rawhitiroa and Courtney at N Model Management and shot by the ever talented David K Shields. Stunning. Weavers: Alexine Curtis, Melina Cuthbert, Tina Wirihana, Shona Tawhiao, Judy Robson-Deane, Mandy Sunlight, Donna O'hare

BLK #17: On Set: Charles Howells shoots beauty with James Molloy, Rachael Churchward and Greg Murrell

Kendall brows by James

BLK #16 is out and about and we are feeling good about the fact three shoots are in the can for BLK #17 already. On Saturday we shot a beauty special for #17 with photographer Charles Howells, M.A.C Director of Make-up Artistry Asia-Pacific James Molloy, Black fashion director Rachael Churchward and Black hair editor Greg Murrell at Ryder Salon for KMS California. Here are a few BTS shots of the three models: Claire Collins at Chadwicks, Kendall Walters at Priscilla's and Dasha Cherkasov at Vanity Walk. All three followed the brief to a 'T'. Make-up assistance from Kiekie at M.A.C Cosmetics, hair assist was Lydia Mahon, photo assist was Jenna, all photos by Grant Fell.

James eye on Dasha

James eye on Kendall

Blacklog Editorial #26: Black Beauty by Greg Novak

Rosie at Nova

We will soon be relaunching Blacklog with a dedicated beauty blog called Black Beauty, of course. In anticipation of that, in about a month's time, here is our 26th Blacklog editorial by photographer Greg Novak and hair and make-up artist Natalie Dent using M.A.C Cosmetics. The models are: Bec Downes and Nichelle at Red 11, Rosie Crawford at Nova and Cait at Clyne.

Bec at Red 11

Cait at Clyne

Nichelle at Red 11

BLK #16 - Covers 2, 3 and 4: Hanne Gaby, Milou and Valerija

Photography: Michael Schwartz

Fashion Editor: Aeri Yun

Hair: Roberto Di Cuia for Shuly NY at L’Atelier NYC

Make-up: Valery Gherman at Defactoinc using Mac Cosmetics

Model: Hanne Gaby Odiele at Ford New York

Jacket by Chanel, earrings by Robert Lee Morris,

chain necklace by Patricia Field, necklace (spider) stylist’s own,

bracelet by Robert Lee Morris, rings by Raquelle Bianco 

BLK #16 will be available at Mag Nation from tomorrow afternoon and will be nationwide early next week. A good time to post the other three covers then! For our international readers a digital version will be available at Zinio.com as usual and by the end of next week also on the Apple Newsstand in digital versions...good times!

Photography: Paul Empson

Fashion Editor: June Nakamoto at Shotview

Hair: Stephane Delahaye at 2B Agency

Make-up: Topolino at Calliste Paris

Model: Milou Van Groesen at A Models Amsterdam

Cashmere top and skirt by Louis Vuitton 

Photography: Paul Empson

Fashion Editor: Sam Ranger

Hair: Halley Brisker at Jed Root London using L’Oreal Professional

Make-up: Ashley Ward at CLM using Sisley

Model: Valerija Kelava at Oui Paris

Top & suit by Louis Vuitton

BLK #16 Cover #1: Andrej Pejic

We had planned to post all four covers for this issue as we traditionally do on the last day of printing this week but this one was leaked on Friday, has since gone viral on the internet and ended up on the New York Times' The Cut Blog this morning! So here is the first cover of BLK #16; Australian mega model Andrej Pejic @ Chadwicks, photographed by Mariah Jelena, styled by Kate Carnegie, hair and make-up by Justin Henry, produced by Nathan Paul. Andrej wears: Jacket by DiScount. The other three will be posted this week...

Blacklog Feature: Old Boys Club by Yasmine Ganley

All photos by Yasmine Ganley

Times are changing and the essence of something being made by hand is returning as a preferred means of consumerism. It's back to basics; hands on the fabrics, the muscle behind the pull and the fingers to control the patternmaking. The idea that an item has been handled and cared for individually has an air of romance surrounding it.

Having studied and practiced shoemaking in Melbourne, Julia Thompson has since been treading her own successful grounds. Her most recent venture sees her designing both men's and women's footwear  for one of New Zealand's biggest fashion brands, Zambesi. Her aesthetic is simple; clean lines, mostly black with longevity at the forefront of her designs. Each pair is handmade on traditional 'old school' shoemaking machinery, carefully crafted by the country's finest shoemakers.

Read on as Thompson tells us in her own words about the creation of her very own, self made 'OLD BOYS CLUB':

Kate Sylvester/Black Magazine Competition!

Photo: Karen Inderbitzen-Waller

We're teaming with our good friends at Kate Sylvester to run a competition throughout May here on Blacklog and on the Black Magazine Facebook page. The competition is open to Kate Sylvester fans anywhere in the world, and can be redeemed either through the Kate Sylvester online store, or, if you live near a Kate Sylvester store in NZ or Australia by taking the winning voucher in.

Competition details: 

• Send in a picture of yourself wearing your favourite Kate Sylvester piece, and go in to win a NZ$1000 Kate Sylvester wardrobe!  Black Fashion Editor, Rachael Churchward will choose the winner and we will publish the shot on both Blacklog and our Facebook page.

• Simply email your pictures - no more than 2MB in size - to streetstyle@katesylvester.com by Friday 1st June 2012, the winner will be announced via the email the image was sent in on.

*Image may be published on the Kate Sylvester blog, Facebook page and Black Magazine’s blog and Facebook page. Please include your full name when you submit your photo. Winner will be announced during the week commencing 4th June 2012. Image must be no bigger than 2MB and no smaller than 300KB and supplied as a Jpeg. Kate Sylvester wardrobe cannot be exchanged for cash or credit or used on sale items. Wardrobe will be issued as a voucher to spend at Kate Sylvester stores or at the Kate Sylvester online store.   

Haere Mai Gorman!

Iconic Australian designer Lisa Gorman opened her first New Zealand store recently on Nuffield Street in Newmarket. The poppy-chic label has been wholesaled here for some time but opening a New Zealand store is further indication, following on from the likes of Sass & Bide, that Australian designers are increasingly valuing the New Zealand market as an entirely viable option. Gorman is very much an Australian success story. She launched the label in 1999 in Melbourne's Fat52 boutique and in 13 years has grown the brand to a 16 store operation over the ditch. To celebrate her arrival and the AW 12 collection - inspired by adventurers and dreamers - photographer David K Shields teamed with Black fashion director Rachael Churchward and hair and make-up artist Michelle Hurliman to shoot Casey Lee at Red 11 looking decidedly Grace Kelly-ish in Gorman.

Lela Jacob's Little Friends

We were recently in at Lela Jacob's new store on Karangahape Road and came across these charming little characters. Known as 'The Murky Greys' these two are part of a family of four creatures handcrafted by Lela Jacobs in ceramics and leather. Two of the clan have already found a home with a loving buyer, the other two can be found at the new store known as The Keep, 504 K Rd. Photo by Greg Novak.

Black #16 On Set Black Market Shoot with Russ Flatt

Now at the rounding-up stage of Black #16, we have just had a lovely (and surprisingly relaxing) day up at photographer Russ Flatts' inspiring city loft. Ticking off some beautiful Black Market shots with the sunlight pouring in, we had our wonderful models; Dasha at Vanity Walk, Callum and Calvin at Clyne come over for the day, all dressed by Black magazine's Fashion Editor Rachael Churchward, assisted by the always amazing Jess Grubisa, in the latest and finest Stolen Girlfriends, adidas, Vanishing Elephant, Workshop Denim, Helen Cherry, Neuw, Deus, Storm, Sylvester, Lela Jacobs, Wesc,  and imports; Alexander Wang and Marc Jacobs both from Workshop. In the beauty department we had the ever excelling Michelle Hurliman on make-up using M.A.C. and Jason Chong Li at Stephan Marr on hair, who always manages to create the perfect look for us.

With the next issue to hit the newsstands first week of May we are all getting excited over here!

Black Archives: 'Nineteen 93' Editorial from Black #10 Photographed by Robert Erdmann featuring Vinnie and Josh

We are just about to go to print with our Sweet #16 issue of Black magazine, and it is always nice to have a quick reflect back and celebrate some of the wonderful work we have already created. Here is one of our favorites from the Black archives of our tenth issue-  the 'Nineteen 93' editorial shoot photographed by Robert Erdmann featuring two very handsome boys; Vinnie Woolston at 62 models and Josh at Nova Models. Styled by Black's Fashion Director Rachael Churchward and grooming by Stefan Knight. Assistant fashion editor: Atip W. Photo and lighting assist: Check Wu. Digital op: Phil Grindle. 2nd assist: Daniel Max and fashion assist: Ant Gratten.

Workshop Online Store now open

The new Workshop online store is now open offering fans of the iconic New Zealand company, of which there are many both here and overseas, the chance to buy the very latest in Workshop Denim and Helen Cherry, no matter where you live. This isn't the only activity happening in the Workshop, as it were, they have also kicked off a Workshop Facebook page and have just opened a new outlet store in the soon-to-be-developed Rhubarb Lane precinct. So go on, get Workshopping!

BLK #16 On Set: Greg Novak shoot by 10 year-old Tyla Novak

Stacy Lee Ghin with model Rosie

Tyla Novak is following in her Dad's footsteps and yesterday on our beauty shoot with Greg Novak she snapped these great behind-the-scenes images, not bad for a 10 year-old. Fashion by Jessica Grubisa (with help from Rachael Churchward and Matt Templeton) hair by Shontal Healey at Stephen Marr, make-up by Stacy Lee Ghin. Models were Rosie at Nova, Tom at Red 11, James at 62 Models and Madeleine at N Model Management.

BLK #16 On Set: Deep In The Woods with Karen Inderbitzen-Waller

Karen shooting Victoria on the bike

On the weekend we shot with photographer Karen Inderbitzen-Waller for BLK #16. Deadline shoots are always fun and our excursion to Woodhill Forest Bike Park and surrounding environs proved just that in gorgeous sunny weather. Rachael Churchward and Jessica Grubisa pulled a selection of tasty, glamorous retro pieces to dress model Victoria at Nova. Michelle Hurliman provided hair and make-up, Avril Planqueel lighting and digital and Syd and Travis wrangled vehicles, bikes and beers.

Barkers 40th - a fine fashion story by Duncan Greive

Today marks the 40th anniversary of the day that Ray Barker created a Kiwi fashion institution, Barkers. Here, we publish a beautifully written account of that singular journey by Duncan Greive, first published in the Barkers 1972 magazine. The Barkers story is a fascinating one indeed, punctuated with impromptu meetings with stadium rock bands, seriously famous old school New Zealand gangsters, law-breaking Saturday morning trading initiatives and an explosion, literally, of trackpants. Read on, it is well worth it...

Deadly Ponies AW 12 film by Garth Badger

Deadly Ponies from Deadly Ponies on Vimeo.


Liam Bowden's Deadly Ponies label has long been a firm favourite with fashion folk on both sides of the Tasman and indeed, around the world. With DP's AW 2012 collection 'Hurrichain' Bowden's innate knowledge of leather in all its forms is showcased broadly but the addition of rag cotton fabric to the collection might just be the pièce de résistance. The inclusion of gold chain for handles, shoulder pads, quilting, goat and calf furs, and a colour palette of bold magenta, grubby silt and ink blue within the collection ensure that 'Hurrichain' is indeed a focused storm. Most exciting for DP fans, though, is the inclusion of a new range of jewellery within 'Hurrichain'. Using a rarely used craft of spray coating felt onto chain, Bowden has ingeniously created a chain ring, bracelet and necklace to match the collection. Here is an exclusive look at the craftsmanship and creativity required to make Deadly Ponies the Deadly Ponies we love. Film by Garth Badger, music by The Soundroom.

BLK #16: 4th cover Milou Van Groesen by Paul Empson

Milou in Topshop campaign by Josh Olins

Paul Empson has teamed with June Nakamoto to shoot the fourth cover and an editorial for BLK #16 in Paris featuring another of our favourite models, Milou Van Groesen. Paul and June are a bit like the old firm in Paris for Black and for this shoot June picked up on the trend for white fashion in the Spring/Summer collections by featuring the latest offerings, in white, from the big Paris houses while Paul tracked Milou down the streets of Paris at night.

BLACKlog Editorial #25: Greg Novak shoots Johanna at 62 Models

We shot Johanna Bear last week with photographer Robert Erdmann and hair stylist Kevin Murphy for this next issue of Black. Somewhere in between Black photographer Greg Novak managed to whisk the Australian beauty away to the West Coast and pick up these beautiful natural images. Greg is also doing a make-up course and we have to say he's started out well! Johanna is with 62 Models.

Ryder Salon 2012 Campaign by Damien Van der Vlist

With their new doors being opened in just over a month inside Auckland's Britomart precinct, it is a time of change and momentum for the very respected Ryder Salon! To coincide with the celebratory launch of the new store, Ryder have just released to us their stunning new images for the Ryder Salon 2012 Campaign shot by Damien Van der Vlist featuring: Rhiannon at KHM, Seth, Felix and Ella at 62 Models, Rosie at Nova and Lily at Clyne, all styled simply and beautifully by Rachael Churchward, assisted by Jessica Grubisa, and with make-up by Virginia Carde. Greg Murrell and the crew from Ryder including Nicholas and Kerry created a series of signature hair looks. Be sure to check out Ryder Salon's new space when it opens in early May!

Behind the Scenes of Kevin Murphy campaign shoot in New Zealand

Coming off the end of a huge week here at Black, we can now have a look at our time spent on the campaign shoot for Kevin Murphy shot here in beautiful New Zealand by Robert Erdmann. Three days jammed packed with fabulous hair by Kevin Murphy and outstanding styling by Rachael Churchward. The wonderful team we worked with set up at a different location each day; starting with Auckland's Highwic House, then into Kingsize Studios with superb and glamorous lighting by Michael Knapp and the last day saw us all venturing to the glorious west coast of Karekare beach. A hugely successful campaign with the sneak peaks of images we did see - looking amazing! We will be itching to share them with you all as soon as we can! Photos by Yasmine Ganley and Grant Fell

Anna Langdon's Kitschfolk und Kendheit collection by Thom Kerr

'Kitsch' is such a great word. It is onomatopaeic in the sense in that it looks like it sounds and sounds like it looks. Young Sydney-based designer Anna Langdon, the latest in a quality line of new designers to emerge from Sydney's The Fashion Design Studio, not only encapsulates kitsch in her graduate collection 'Kitschfolk und Kindheit' but moves beyond mere meaning into fabulous new territory with a carefully constructed selection of wool-based, embroidered and impeccably cut pieces. There is an inherent sense of Australia and her rural NSW upbringing with the ubiquitous Rosella reflected in the range (and featured in the video below) and an underlying nod to all things sustainable and environmentally aware. Langdon, like her school alumni before her; Dion Lee, Karla Spetic, Gary Bigini, Akira Igosawa and Alex Perry looks set to step onto a bigger stage, sooner rather than later. Stills photos by Thom Kerr, stylist: Chris Leger, make-up: Jovita Lee, hair: Lauren McCowan, model: Rose at London Models. Video below by Ryan Barry-Cotter, edited by Samuel Raftl and soundtrack by Rainbow Ride.


A Moment Makes Now from Samuel Raftl on Vimeo.

Fashion Film: Garth Badger 'She Says' with Kingsize Studios

She Says from Garth Badger on Vimeo.


We worked with the talented and prolific Garth Badger last week on the Kevin.Murphy campaign. Garth was the D.O.P shooting footage for an upcoming KM 'app' - more on that in the next few days - and was able to use his amazing Canon EOS C300 with Zeiss CP2 Prime lenses. To say he is in love with this brilliant new tool by the digital photography behemoth is an understatement, and with good reason, the days of the 1D or 5D as premier digital moving image cameras are already numbered. Here is Garth's first project with the camera, a partnership with the venerable Kingsize Studios featuring models Widika and Ariel at Red 11, styling by Barry Betham and make-up by Verity Griffiths. Music by Boycrush.

BLK # 16 - MIchael Schwartz shoots Hanne Gaby Odiele

Last Friday, our Black New York crew of photographer Michael Schwartz, stylist Aeri Yun and make-up artist Valery Gherman shot Hanne Gaby Odiele for one of our four covers and a ten page editorial for BLK#16. Hanne needs little introduction to fashion folk, she has been one of the most in-demand models in the world for a couple of years now and the cover image is without a doubt one of the strongest we have ever had. Here is an on-set image from the shoot showing Black NY editor/make-up artist Valery Gherman giving Hanne the lip...by Michael Schwartz.

BLK#16. On set. Robert Erdmann, Rachael Churchward and Kevin Murphy shoot fresh new faces - day 2

Jordan Barrett at the half-way stage of his 'do'

Yesterday, the second day of our BLK #16 fresh faces shoot went without a hitch, although, like today, it was a good thing we were inside. This weather sucks. Photographer Robert Erdmann teamed once again with Black fashion director Rachael Churchward and Australian hair legend Kevin Murphy with make-up by Stacy Lee Ghin. Models were: Jordan Barrett, Tom and Laura N at Red 11, James and Johanna at 62, Moira at Nova and Rose at KHM. Crew as per previous post.

Laura in 'fro form

BLK #16. On set: Robert Erdmann, Rachael Churchward and Kevin Murphy shoot fresh new faces - day 1

Chrissy Hart at Red 11

Isaac at N.Model Management

Day one of our Kevin.Murphy week is complete. Yesterday Black fashion director Rachael Churchward teamed with photographer Robert Erdmann and hair supremo Kevin Murphy to shoot some of Aotearoa's freshest faces at Kingsize Studios. Models were Tess H at Clyne, Asena @ 62, Kirsten at KHM, Dasha at Vanity Walk, Danika, Isaac, Grace at N. Model Management and Chrissy & Maddy Hart at Red 11 with make-up by Stacy Lee-Ghin. Of course big shoots need plenty of people so able assistance was provided by Greg Novak, Shontal Healy at Stephen Marr, Jessica Grubisa, Matt Templeton and Fadavi. Day two of the Black shoot today!

Tess at Clyne