Anya Kazakova was shot by Yasunari Kikuma for D&C Japan December 09.

The November issue of Dazed & Confused features model Katlin Aas photographed by William Selden.

Hanne Gaby Odiele stars in “In A Haphazard Explosion of Colour, Anti-Fashion Finds Its Style on the corner of 3rd Street & Avenue C,” Max Farago’s most recent editorial for Dazed & Confused.

Photographer: Mel Bles

Model: Matt Trethe

EDUN together with Dazed & Confused have created a special series of women’s t-shirts and t-shirt dresses to benefit War Child. The limited edition items will be available for one month only via a co-branded Pop Up Shop launching exclusively in the UK on October 19th at Selfridges, Oxford Street on the new 3rd Central floor.

Teenage angst gets me every time!

Model: Meghan Collison

Photographer: Andreas Larsson

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: Meghan Collison for Dazed & Confused September 2009

Thanks Fashion Copious!

These shots of Kate the Great we’re just uncovered from the Dazed & Confused magazine archives. You’ll never guess the stylist!!!

Hana Soukopova channels extreme silhouettes of the 80’s in this Dazed & Confused tribute to Maria Blaisse. Mixing custom shoes, vests and headpieces with current 80’s inspired pieces that perfectly capture Blaisse’s signature style. Learn more about Blaisse’s influence on Dazed Digital.

GALLERY: Hana Soukopova for Dazed & Confused

SOURCE: Dazed Digital

Editorial: Dazed & Confused

Photographer: Karim Sadli

Stylist: Robbie Spencer

via Coute Que Coute

Dazed & Confused is saving the paper magazine with 3D glasses. I might actually go out and buy a copy for this spread.

SOURCE: Fashion Copious

My Fashion Life caught up with fashion blogger Susie Bubble, of Style Bubble  to see what she’s been up to (besides recently beginning work for Dazed & Confused)..check it out!

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My Fashion Life: This morning you woke up

Susie Bubble: And had a very very strong leaning towards frayed denim. Cheesy frayed denim to be precise.

MFL: How would you describe your style?

SB: Eclectic and ever-evolving.

MFL: What does a normal working day for you consist of?

SB: Staring at the screen for hours on end pondering the meaning of various URL’s.

MFL: What other fashion blogs would you recommed?

SB: Luxirare.com,Diane Pernet’s blog,Gnarlitude,Foxyman,Style Lines,Tavi… the list goes on…

MFL: Fashion tip for the season?

SB: Replace the fashion tips with PG-Tips?

MFL: What’s your super power?

SB: The ability to drink copious amounts of tea…

MFL: What’s your party trick?

SB: Turning up overdressed. Everytime.

MFL: Who or what has been your greatest fashion influence?

SB: The movements of the sun and whether it decides to show its face…

MFL: If you owned a shop, what would it be called?

SB:Verbal Diarrhea

MFL: If you could be dressed by anyone, who would it be and what would you have them put you in?

SB: Surely if they were dressing me, they would be in charge of what to put me in? I’ll leave the task in the hands of Camille Bidault Waddington who has exceedingly good taste…

MFL: Who are your favourite emerging designers and what is it that you love about them?

SB: Louise Gray’s unexpected mix of different elements, Sandra Backlund’s immense sense of shape, Mary Katrantzou’s unique stance on prints, and Jeremy Laing’s stealthy cool.

MFL: What item of clothing (if any) do you wish that more of us wore?

SB: Hats.

MFL: With blogs and ezines becoming increasing popular, do you think print magazines have a future?

SB: Yes of course – I’ll still be buying them!

MFL: Finally, what’s the one question you wish people asked you but you’ve never had the opportunity to answer? (And what is the answer?)

SB: Do you have wrinkly elbows? Yes…they’re like walnuts.

MFL: Epitaph:

SB: A melting potato of a girl.

SOURCE: My Fashion Life

Photographer: Ben Toms 

Model: Anna Di Rijk

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “Ripped Slashed Studded Pinned Fashion Gets Hard As Nails” Dazed & Confused July 2009

Thanks Refinery 29!

If you aren’t already familiar with his stuff, head immediately over to Rankin’s site.  You’re bound to find something you recognize (like the shot from Mary Kate and Ashley’s Influence  cover), and be unbelievably impressed with his extensive portfolio.  Rankin co-launched Dazed & Confused in ‘91 with his business partner, Jefferson Hack, and has continued to shake up the photo world ever since.  He’s done dozens of famous ad campaigns (from Nike, to Dove, to Jameson), and shot just about every celebrity (Madonna, Heidi Klum, The Rolling Stones, Kate Moss…), but I was impressed the most by his beauty portfolio, a series of creative shots, crazy makeup , and perfect lighting.  Rankin is best known for his intimacy with his subjects, and these up close and personal shots display just that.

SOURCE: Kingdom Of Style

Mariano Vivanco shot Kendra Spears for the July 2009 cover ofDazed & Confused. I imagine the feathers are real, but I have questions about the eyebrows.

Richard Kern’s retrospective of photography 1980-2009 opens tonight at Rental Gallery.  You’ve probably seen his spreads in Dazed & Confused and Vice.

 If you’re a fan of the underground artist’s voyeuristic work (or nekkid chicks), check it out.

Rental Gallery
120 East Broadway, 6th floor
212.608.6002
New York, NY

Show runs from June 4th – July 5th
Opening reception: June 4th, 6-8pm

Dazed & Confuzed had an amazing spread on their website/magazine that was 100% inspired by Christian Bale and American Psycho. The shoot is supposed to embody the modern day version of the movie, and it’s pretty badass if you ask me. I wish they would have done something with the ATM and the cat though. Which buy the way, am I the only one who thinks that will happen with any of those sketchy ATM’s that just sit in the middle of the street in NYC?

Gallery: SPREAD UM: Psycho Killer

via Dazed Digital

Abbey Lee Kershaw looks like she’s 12, so I’m not quite sure how this spread is legal, but either way, she’s gorgeous.