Edited by Nicole Vardo
Model Edie Campbell (who we all might recognize from previous Marc Jacobs’ F/W 2009 campaigns) takes on some very seductive sixties inspired looks, shot by Tim Barber (styled by Susan Winget) for the Fall 2011 issue of Muse Magazine. You have to admit it’s quite respectable how vintage these photos really look.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Sure this cover of Muse is from Spring 2011, but we love it so much, we had to share it again. Malgosia Bela covers, well, herself on the cover, photographed by Daniele Duella and Iango Henzi. Good way to kick-off Labor Day weekend, no?
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Hair stylist Luigi Murenu curated Muse Magazine‘s current issue featuring eight supers at their most inspirational, photographed by Daniele Duella and Iango Henzi.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
At least it looks like she’s sucking her thumb. Regardless, Paz de la Huerta looks lovely against a soft backdrop of flowers on the winter 2010/11 cover of Muse magazine, shot by Sebastien Faena.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Theophilus London covered pre-Twitter songbird Tweet’s 2002 masterpiece, “Oops! (Oh My)” and used outtakes from Linday Lohan‘s steamy photoshoot with Muse as the video.
Edited by Jessica Li
I have a huge photocrush on the amazingly talented Solve Sundsbo, naturally my heart did a little flip upon hearing that he shot Angela Lindvall for Muse. I’d like to think of her as a flower child lost in graphicland. Click to see the amazing photos!
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Photographer: Craig McDean
Model: Natasha Poly
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Wendy Bevan’s editorial for this spring’s Muse Magazine seems more like a photography project than a fashion spread. Don’t get me wrong, I think the photos are fun and I love the odd carnival theme, but the blurry, vintage photo quality is rather hard to see. In addition, is it just me or is the fashion focus really lacking here? On a brighter note, if the attention was intended to be on accessories, including headpieces, feather plumes and ruffled neck gear, job well done!
GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “The Freak Show” Muse Magazine S/S 2009
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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.
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