SPREAD: “Movimento Surrealista” Elle Italy October 2009

Edited by Kirby Marzec

Photographer: Karl Lagerfeld

Model: Iekeliene Stange

SPREAD UM: “Prime Time”, Iekeliene Stange, Julia Dunstall, and Daul Kim for Vogue Nippon

Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor

This beauty edit is more of an accessories edit, and I’m loving it. All too often stand out accessories blend in due to full body shots and overpowering clothing. Here the focus remains exactly where it should: on the hats, headbands, jewelry and colorful eye-makeup.

GALLERY: Prime Time

SOURCE: The Fashion Spot

SPREAD UM: Iekeliene Stange for Muse by Mari Sarai

Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor

This refreshingly bright vintage inspired editorial featuring Iekeliene Stange has a bit of a glamourous heiress trapped in a decaying mental hospital. Check cult to see the rest, including amazing accessories. 

GALLERY: Iekeliene Stange for Muse

SOURCE: Fashion Gone Rouge

FASHION PORN: Iekeliene Stange for Italian Velvet May 09

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Iekeliene Stange shows off her nude body in a beautiful spread from Italian Velvet shot by Marcus Ohlsson. Something about the blinds makes it feel really sexy and naughty.

LINKS: Iris Strubegger Gives Tongue, Chanel Iman’s Date, and Stange New Look

Edited by admin

 
• Last night, when Iris Strubegger was asked whether she is on the March 2009 Vogue Paris cover as rumored, she answered by sticking out her tongue [The Imagist]
• Iekeliene Stange unveiled newly blonde tresses this week; apparently her first choice was white or gray, but her agent convinced her otherwise [Modelinia]
• Even though she denies anything is between them, Chanel Iman was spotted out last night with producer Ryan Leslie again [The Fashion Bomb]

LINKAGE: Freja Beha Erichsen Debuts Bangs; Iris Strubegger Avoids Vogue Paris Cover Affirmation

Lonely Spirits

Edited by Kirby Marzec

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realize that being a model isn’t all fun and games. The magazine covers, the runway shows, the after parties, the gorgeous fashion, the male models, the fame, and if you make it big, the fortune. Seems like a great life, no? Well, thanks to photographer Ben Hasset and Muse Magazine, Muse’s issue #16 has one of the most bone chilling and dynamic editorials the fashion industry has ever seen. Shot in black monochrome, the editorial titled “Lonely Spirits” seeks to extract the loneliness, sadness and stress, baggage that models carry on a daily basis. Due to the processing behind the photos, the details are poignant and the overall photo is difficult to see, but the emotion evoked from this spread is raw and real. Lonely Spirits is aimed to put readers under the impression that models, like Iekeliene Stange and Georgina Stojiljkovic, who both appear in the editorial, are not modeling but are simply caught in an expressed  moment of their constant despair. Kudos to Muse and Hasset…it’s about time someone documented the “real” life of a model.

Thanks Fashion Copious!