Fashion Faces

http://fashionfacesmag.com

PUBLISHER - David Kidd 

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF / CREATIVE DIRECTOR - Jenna Belt 

MANAGING EDITOR - Cameron Habashian 

BEAUTY EDITOR - Clarissa Burt 

ASSISTING EDITOR - Ashley Luccitti 

COPY EDITOR - Destanye Baldwin 

From BON JOUR PARIS, pgs 22-30 

photographer - carlos teixeira 

fashion designer - stacey blanchet of blanchet designs 

model: laura jullian

04 | STYLE Stage Competition - Enter Today! 

06 | STYLE Stage Sponsors - Clay Couturier, MUZ Makeup, 

Hair Diamond Italia, LivingDoll Shoppe, & IFS Fashion 

08 | STYLE Stage Celebrity Hair Judge - Diana Schmidtke - Profile 

10 | STYLE Stage June Finalists 

14 | NATIVE BEAUTY - Jennelle Gee - Photography 

20 | TAKE ME HOME - LOLA - Arizona Humane Society 

22 | BON JOUR PARIS - Stacey Blanchet - Fashion Design - Interview 

32 | EARTH SOWER - Brande Wilkerson - Styliing - Interview 

42 | BELLA VILLA - Cameron Habashian - DCPRO Studios - Photography 

Elizabeth St John Collection Bio 

48 | INVINCIBLE SENSIBLES - Alexis Mancio / Weird Al - Photography 

Cassie Brooks - Model Interview 

56 | SUMMER FLING - Oscar De la Salas - Styling - How-To 

62 | FOXXY FACE - Rob Ordonez - Photography - Team Interview 

72 | FASHION LEAGUE - GYPSY SPIRIT - Christos Van Nathan - Photography 

81 | TRIGGER FINGER - Jennifer Lytie - Photography 

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photographer - alexis mancio 

of weird al photography 

designer/mua - cody nathaniel johnson 

model - cassie brooks of kavir models

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Hair Design & Wardrobe Stylist 

Category Winners receive 

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head piece or collar 

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Makeup Artist & Model Portfolio 


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mua // jessica fierro 

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wardrobe styling // jennifer o’bannon 

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Wardrobe Stylist & Model Portfolio 


IFS FASHION 

TWO PAIRS OF DESIGNER SHOES 

As seen in BON JOUR PARIS - photographed by Carlos Teixeira. Provided by IFS-SHOP owner, Allard Vegelien. NL

STYLE STAGE CELEBRITY JUDGE PROFILE 

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Men’s Grooming Expert 

http://dianaschmidtke.com @DianaSchmidtke 

Diana Schmidtke is a Los Angeles-based freelance 

stylist who specializes in men’s grooming, style, and 

hair care. Her clients include A-list Hollywood stars 

such as George Clooney, Robert Pattinson, Alexander 

Skarsgard, Orlando Bloom, Viggo Mortensen , 

Chris and Liam Hemsworth, and Matt Damon 

just to name a few. 

Diana attended Pivot Point Beauty School. Upon 

graduation, worked at Chicago’s Trio Hair Salon where 

she trained under Phillip Palmeri, a former head 

colorist at Vidal Sassoon. After her training 

at Trio, Diana moved to Los Angeles to pursue 

a career in freelance grooming. Diana has since styled 

clients on film sets and photo shoots, 

and her work has been featured in Details, Esquire, 

Men’s Journal, GQ, People, The New York Times, 

and InStyle. She has appeared on Oprah and 

the Today Show, featured as the go-to expert for 

“man-scaping” and “man makeovers.” 

Diana has also collaborated with top hair care lines 

such as Paul Mitchell, helping to launch their debut 

men’s line, MITCH, in 2011. Through her work with 

Paul Mitchell, she has been given the opportunity 

to travel the globe teaching and inspiring hairdressers. 

Diana is the author of Shortcuts to a Successful Career 

as a Hairstylist or Make-Up Artist for the Fashion 

and Entertainment Industry, a book offering tips 

and advice for artists interested in breaking into the 

business. 

Enter Your Portfolio today! 

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for Oscar Picazo 

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of Rochelle York Personal Stylist 

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Congrats to our July Category Finalists! 

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PHWC - Summer 2013 Collection 

Couture silk & chiffon dresses 

Made in Italy

PHOTOGRAPHY | USA 

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AUG 2013 | http://fashion-faces.com

photographer - jennelle gee of geejers 

http://thejennellecaliber.com 

jewelry designer - freedom.love.beauty 

http://freedomlovebeauty.com 

mua/hair - sk harris 

http://foxandthehair.com 

model - sricca

18 AUG 2013 | http://fashion-faces.com 

photographer - jennelle gee of geejers 

http://thejennellecaliber.com 

jewelry designer - freedom.love.beauty 

http://freedomlovebeauty.com 

mua/hair - sk harris 

http://foxandthehair.com 

wwmodel - sricca

TAKE ME HOME | UNITED STATES 

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http://azhumane.org 

Lola arrived at the Arizona Humane Society as a youngster who was much too little to go up for adoption so she spent 

a few months growing in a foster home. 

This 3-month-old tabby cat has many talents. She’s an avid player and will effortlessly hurdle to the top of a cat 

condo in effort to chase after a feather wand. Inexpensive to buy for, she will play with anything she finds on the floor 

including wads of paper and milk caps and she struts down the hallway like a runway model with a toy in her mouth. 

She is also the ultimate cuddler and her thundering purr will melt your stress away after a long day. Perhaps the most 

beneficial talent of Lola’s is she is a wonderful massage therapist and will softly knead her paws on your back while 

you lie down on the couch. 

She is great with other playful, friendly felines, wonderful with a dog who can tolerate her pouncing on their wagging 

tail and sweet with kids of all ages. 

If Lola sounds like the purr-fect addition to your family call 602-997-7585 x1045 and ask for animal ID number 

A442730 or visit the Campus for Compassion located at 1521 West Dobbins Road in Phoenix. 

Her adoption fee is $75 and includes her spay surgery and vaccines. 


http://azskinsense.com

FASHION DESIGN | USA

photographer - carlos teixeira for right artists 

http://carlosteixeiraphotographer.com 

photo asst - diogo pereira 


http://blanchetdesigns.com 

designer - sacia o couture head wear 

shoes provided by - allard vegelien of ifs fashion 

http://in-fashion-shoes.com 

mua - sophie bouillon 

hair - kabile murielle of hairstyle mkhairstyle coiffure 

model: petra kubatova - sport model paris 

model: laura jullian of muga & dma model management 

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STACEY BLANCHET Interview 

FASHION DESIGNER AT BLANCHET DESIGNS 

WRITER AND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER 

BY ADRIANA OANCEA 

Q 

How do you get your design inspiration and is there 

something in particular that inspires you? 

SB 

I do not get inspired by a specific element, but I love 

being in fabric stores. That is what inspires me to create. 

I get all my ideas when I look at fabric that is available 

and online. Understanding fabric lets you decide what 

you can do with it. I am a very structured person, so my 

designs really reflect that. I like making statement pieces 

and doing something classic with a little bit of an edge. 

Q 

Is there a smart way to make money or save money with 

being a designer? 

SB 

The best answer I can give to this question is; know 

your market. YOU MUST know who you are selling your 

clothing to and what they will pay for clothing. If you don’t, 

you will lose a lot of money very quickly. 


Q 

How does it all work before the clothing gets out for sale and in other words, 

what is the science behind opening your own clothing line? 

SB 

You can either be a custom designer doing designs for the individual when needed 

or, you can be the designer who goes into production and tries to get your clothing 

into the stores. It takes lots and lots of money or investors. Investors won’t invest 

unless you have capital and you can’t get capital unless you have sold. It is a hard, 

hard career to get into. If you decide to go into production you can either use the 

production houses in the United States or internationally. They are both equally hard 

and filled with challenges. That is such a loaded question that I tell all designers 

starting out, if you do not understand how a business works you won’t make it. This 

is a business first and foremost. You will make a lot of costly mistakes that can bury 

you. It is hard to know unless you know the individual and their creations. It all 

comes back to knowing your clients and what market you want to get into. One of the 

biggest mistakes a young designer makes is getting investors and not realizing 

that they sold your name along with taking the money. Talk with all types of 

designers and you will see this mistake plays out all over the place in every 

country. It doesn’t matter. No investor will invest their money without the name. 

Stacey Blanchet is a vivid designer within 

our industry that so many people follow 

and admire. 

We’re honored to have interviewed such an 

artist, and are excited to keep following her 

exciting journey. Watch in our September 

issue for a continuation of this Designer 

Feature on Stacey Blanchet, and more 

about her dynamic career.

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photographer - carlos teixeira for right artists 

http://carlosteixeiraphotographer.com 

photo asst - diogo pereira 


http://blanchetdesigns.com 

designer - sacia o couture head wear 

shoes provided by - allard vegelien of ifs fashion 

http://in-fashion-shoes.com 

mua - sophie bouillon 

hair - kabile murielle of hairstyle mkhairstyle coiffure 

model: petra kubatova - sport model paris 

model: laura jullian of muga & dma model management 

30 AUG 2013 | http://fashion-faces.com

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seed sower model - haley young 

STYLING | USA 

Brande, is a creator and designer of Pret-a-Porté and 

Couture Wearable Art Creations. From being a vintage 

curator for 13 years, she also works as an independent 

stylist and photographer. Her photography session’s 

theme a vintage and high glamour style; where she utilizes 

vintage dresses, formal ball gowns, lingerie, custom 

vintage pieces, and wedding attire. Items featured in 

her photography are available to the public for purchase. 

Her works have been publicized in Sammy Davis Vintage, 

Goodwill Hunting, Ladylux, vintage blogs, and more. 

When asked about her fashion inspiration Brande stated, 

“My inspiration comes from my love of vintage fashion, and 

early 1900’s portraits and artwork. My art reflects these 

over-the-top and groundbreaking fashion expressions 

from the 19th and 20th century. I have a long way to go 

in this industry, and I have so much more to learn. I love 

sharing my craft, talents, and art with family and friends; I 

always treasure their comments and support. “

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iver moss & pine blossom model - brande wilkerson

stylist/photog/mua/hair - brande wilkerson 

wardrobe - victory vintage boutique design 

http://victoryvintageboutique.weebly.com/index.html 

makeup line - kyolan/elf cosmetics 

aqua eye model - paula iglesias



river moss model - brande wilkerson 

hydrangea model - andrea linville 

coral field model - heather webb

empowered model - brande wilkerson 

waterlift model - brande wilkerson 

designer/stylist: alina ionescu of alina ionescu design 

http://vintagestylealina.blogspot.com 

temporal model - haley young

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chandelier model - brande wilkerson 

concept by - stylist/photog/mua/hair - brande wilkerson 

wardrobe/headdresses - victory vintage boutique design 

http://victoryvintageboutique.weebly.com/index.html 

cosmetic lines - kyolan & elf cosmetics 

http://kryolan.com 

http://eyeslipsface.com 

aqua eye model - paula iglesias 

chandelier model - brande wilkerson 

coral field model - heather webb 

empowered model - brande wilkerson 

hydrangea model - andrea linville 

pine blossom model - brande wilkerson 

river moss model - brande wilkerson 

seed sower model - haley young 

temporal model - haley young 

waterlift model - brande wilkerson 

- designer/stylist: alina ionescu of alina ionescu design 

http://www.etsy.com/shop/radusport

REFINED, GLAMOROUS & GREEN 

About Elizabeth St John & Her collections 

VISION 

“There’s a perception that eco-friendly generally meant fashion 

that was made from leftovers, so I set out to create a collection 

that first would be beautiful, and feminine with a clean and 

modern aesthetic, for a woman that wanted to feel as though 

they were wearing a dress fit for a movie star. My gowns would 

not only be stylish and chic, but they would also be produced 

in an environmentally responsible and conscientious way. From 

this vision Eco- Couture was born.” “With my Spring-Summer 

2013 Collections I wanted to capture the ‘modern goddess’. 

Structured yet soft, Modern CONTEMPORARY, yet timeless.” 



BEGINNINGS 

Elizabeth began designing as a child creating 

dresses for her dolls from her mother’s fabric 

scraps - and unknowingly set the foundation 

for her recycled and eco-focused approach to 

designing...In February 2010, Elizabeth launched 

the Elizabeth St John label with her first bridal 

collection at the French Embassy Couture show 

for DC Fashion week. She has subsequently 

added destination bridal, social, and most recently, 

children’s wear to the collection. 



photographer - cameron habashian 

of dcprostudio-photography 

http://dcprostudio.com 

designer - elizabeth st john 

http://elizabethstjohn.com 

stylist - ginger carlin of booshie design 

http://booshiedesign.carbonmade.com 

hair/mua - rachel dalton of nefertari beauty 

http://nefertaribeauty.com 

cosmetic line - make up for ever 

http://makeupforever.com 

models - mary earley, rachel greiner, 

& marina romanova 

http://marinaromanova.com 

location - bella villa antiques shop 

http://bellavillashop.shutterfly.com

CONCEPT & EVOLUTION 

“From the very beginning, I have always made it a point to source sustainable or ethically produced 

fabrics, keep manufacturing in the US; re-use, recycle and limit waste where ever possible.”Going 

Forward & Eco Strategy...Zero Emissions for production, resource conservation by recycling and in 

design by using 100% recycled fabrics Additionally, proceeds will be donated in a variety of areas 

to better our community.

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CASSIE BROOKS - Model Interview 

FF 

All of your local Phoenix fans have been 

watching your career closely. Lately we have 

heard some great news that you are now 

signed with ENVY models in LA, Vegas, and 

NYC! It seems so many wonderful things 

are happening for you. Fashion Faces, as 

well as your fans would like to know more 

about you. We would love to ask you some 

questions to learn more. You aren’t just 

naturally good at it, it takes time to perfect.

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FF What is it that you like 

about modeling? 

CB At first I wasn’t sure about it 

because it was out of my comfort 

zone. I’m a very modest, shy girl. 

The first actual time I felt something 

for Modeling was the first time I 

stepped on to the runway. It’s such 

an adrenaline rush and a great 

feeling. That’s when I truly fell in 

love with Modeling. As time went on 

I realized that Modeling was a way 

to express myself. I think of it as 

an art. You aren’t just naturally good 

at it, it takes time to perfect. 

FF Tell us a little about your story. 

How did you get started? How did 

you get where you are today? 

CB Well, I got started through 

Phoenix Fashion Week. They trained 

me how to walk the runway and set 

up photo shoots to get me used to 

being in front of the camera. I got 

to where I’m at today by dedicating 

myself to this passion of mine and 

along the way I met so many people 

that have helped me get to where 

I am at. I never could’ve gotten here 

without the support of my family 

and friends. 


FF What is some advice you would 

want to give to models that are just 

starting out? 

CB To all the models starting out... 

If you really want this, it’s going to be 

a very long journey. It will take 

dedication and hard work. I practiced 

my runway walk for at least 4 days 

a week and did trade work for years 

just to build my portfolio. Don’t expect 

it to come easy. All your hard work 

will pay off in the end... 

FF Tell us about a show or shoot 

that you were involved in that really 

stands out. 

CB The one fashion show that was 

the most painful but most intriguing 

would have to be the Furne One 

show in Scottsdale, AZ in 2011. 

It was just amazing to wear such 

an odd, beautiful gown. Then I found 

out it was the same dress that Katy 

Perry wore it in her “Wide Awake” 

video! Crazy, right?! 

FF What haven’t you done yet that 

you would love to do? 

CB I have always wanted to do a 

photo shoot with a huge snake! I know 

it’s not that crazy but I’m a huge snake 

lover. 

FF Thank you Cassie for taking the 

time to speak with us today. We are 

your biggest fan and we look forward 

to watching you and your adventures. 


photographer - alexis mancio of weird al photography 

designer/mua - cody nathaniel johnson 

http://itsc0c0.tumblr.com 

model - cassie brooks of kavir models 

http://kavirmodels.com/ 


STYLING | USA 

Summer is here. It is the best opportunity 

to wear light, soft materials; and the best 

opportunity to create a new persona. It is true 

that layers are for other seasons, but if you 

pick the right materials such as linen and light 

cottons, you will be able to wear them and 

create new looks. (Unless; you live in a city 

where it does not cool at night). 

Now, be daring! Wear jackets with a tanktop 

underneath, or perhaps nothing on. 

Simply let your tanned skin touch the jacket 

and feel sexy! 

The presence of prints with large geometric 

shapes are a plus. They have the ability to 

create a high contrast that will define your body 

proportions; so do not be afraid of mixing within 

the same color hue (always). Plus, you may 

have the effortless excuse to drop a color in 

to the mix to break the monotony. We picked 

a bright red on this ensemble. So, if you want to 

follow the example, use more than one element 

of clothing within the same color (sunglasses, 

shoes, a bracelet or a clasp). Your looks 

will shine! 

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photography - simao salvador 

mua/hair - geo melo 

model - garret ball 

creative director/stylist/writeup - oscar de las salas 

http://oscardelassalas.com

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Do not forget that hats in all shape and sizes 

(except those that have fur or full heavy tweed 

– those are for the cold days ahead) are a must 

to cover your face from the excessive sun. Plus, 

always wear sun block, in addition to a nice lotion 

for moisturizing that sun-bathed skin. 

Bold colors are back. So, a pair of pants mixed 

with dark tones on jackets allow you to create 

space a time for that summer flower print. Perhaps 

a paisley print, or a geometric print to create a 

separation between torso and legs. Just look for a 

contrasting color for your belt. Oh, and if the belt 

has a geometric print…Bingo! (You did right!)

Beach wear requires very light materials, as the sand gets 

everywhere and the sweat and body lotion makes your slimy; 

So opt for a see-through material, or a material that is light. In 

this case “mesh” is the solution, the neon color is present on 

body and accessory, gives that look, and that much needed 

“spike” to feel good and call the attention of the beach babes. 



FOXXY FACE TEAM Interview 

We are proud to introduce the Foxxy Face Team: 

Designer - Geary Marcello, Hair & MUA - Wade Lee, 

and Photographer - Rob Ordonez. 

FFM 

What inspired the concept of your Fashion-Faces 

photo shoot for our magazine? 

FFT 

We focused on the girly girl aspect while incorporating 

the extremities of how bigger than life New York really 

is. Wanting people to feel the over the top energy 

New York has.


FFM 

What was your experience like 

collaborating with the team? 

FFT 

AMAZING! We love how everybody 

took the concept and translated as 

they interpreted it. Each adding their 

own little twist to create more life 

to the concept and collaboration. 

FFM 

Where did the shoot take place? 

FFT 

Two NYC famous landmarks, 

the Main Post Office and 

The Brooklyn Bridge, also some 

along the way on the street. 

FFM 

What fashion trends did you 

incorporate into the shoot? 

FFT 

Always elegant and glamorous, 

electric, bright colors, sexy 

and edgy, yet club-looking. 

FFM 

What beauty products did you 

use to create the looks? 

WL 

M.A.C. and Ben Ney Pigments. 

FFM 

Who in the Industry inspires you? 

GM 

Legendary designers, Ret Turner, 

Ray Aghayan and Bob Mackie... 

I grew up watching their designs. 

RO 

Photographer, Mike Ruiz, his 

photography is so fabulous 

and colorful. 

WL 

Make up artist, James Vincent, 

because of his diversity 

in the industry. 


FFM 

What advice can you give to an 

up and coming artist interested 

in getting in the industry? 

FFT 

Go to school and get your degree, 

do internships and collaborate. 

Don’t ever question how good you 

are,you are as good as you allow 

yourself to be. 

FFM 

What makes your work stand out 

from the rest? 

FFT 

Having a good team you can make 

magic! Stay true to yourself and 

you will succeed,follow your heart 

and gut! 

FFM 

Where do you see yourself 

in five years? 

FFT 

We can’t predict the future as no 

matter how much planning you do 

you end up someplace else. Just 

follow where the road leads you. 

FFM 

Tell us something no body knows 

about you? 

RO 

Sometimes I can’t control my urges. 

WL: 

As confident as I portray 

myself,some nights I lay awake 

paralyzed by the thought of falling.


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designer - geary marcello, hair/mua - wade lee, photographer - rob ordonez 

photographer - rob ordonez 

http://robertordonez.yolasite.com 

designer - geary marcello 

http://marcellogeary.yolasite.com 

hair/mua - wade lee 

http://youtube.com/user/thehouseofwadelee 

models - danielle, josefine, may, angie, and geary.

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http://markmorganphotography.paradepro.com / markmorgan131@gmail.com

PHOTOGRAPHY | USA

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Photographer - Christos Van Nathan 

of Christos Van Nathan Photography 

http://christosvannathan.com 

Creative Director - Niccolus Johnson 

Hair - Talisha Huddleston of Blooming Curls 

MUA - Aisha Daly for M.A.C. Cosmetics 

http://maccosmetics.com 

Stylist - Sherene Johnson 

Models - of Advantage Talent Agency: 

Niccolus Johnson, Autumn Turpin, 

Alee Squires, Meg Reinsch, Sam Studer 

http://advantagetalentagency.com



photography - jennifer lytie 

of jennifer lytie photography 

http://jenniferlytiephotography.com 

production concept - colour law 

lighting assts - jason engebos & b.j. fleming 

gear backdrop - ottoz kustomz 

antique props provided by - tim botdorf 

gun created by - azari 

location provided by - joel portmann 

and danelle mortenson

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hair (jasmine) - steffan tricoci 

of linea hair salon and day spa 

http://sjtcreations.blogspot.com 

hair (rachael) - renee romito 

hair (jamie & angelica) - candi fuller robbins 

mua (rachael & jamie) - khadija parham 

of d’vine beauty 

http://dvinebeautymakeovers.com 

mua (angelica) - nola kahn 

assisted by alissa kristine 

http://nolakahn.com 

mua (jasmine) - ottoz kustomz 

fashion design (jasmine) - moda muñeca 

by chelsea stotts 

http://modamuneca.weebly.com 

fashion design (rachael) - silversärk 

http://spookydarling.deviantart.com 

fashion & jewelry designer (jamie & angelica) - 

rfd by rachel frank 

http://rfdbyrachelfrank.com

model - rachael robertson 

http://mzrachael.blogspot.com 

model/agency - angelica georgiles 

of intrigue talent 

http://intriguetalent.com 

model - jamie klika of belle agency 

http://belletalent.com 

model - jasmine quintana 

http://jasminequintana.com 


90 | Modeling - DIARY - Angelle Kong - Netherlands 

99 | Photography - AFRICAN SUMMER / WHITE DREAMS - Heike Suhre - Netherlands 

106 | Photography - SEA SPIRIT - Nacho Martinez - Spain 

116 | Style Guru - CODES, SIGNS, & SIGNALS - Chris Garland - United Kingdom 

118 | Modeling - NEW FACE MODEL - Jonas Morgen - Germany 

124 | Modeling - BLACK & WHITE STREETS - Danubia Sousa - United Kingdom 

From SEA SPIRIT, pg 106-115 

photographer - nacho martinez 

http://nachomartinezphotoart.com 

model - andrea t of 5th models 

http://5thmodels.com 

stylist - sonia herrada 

http://sonisroom.blogspot.com.es 

mua - sandra morte

MODELING | NETHERLANDS 

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photographer - michel mulder 

http://michelmulderfotografie.nl 

hair/mua - roxi podrono 

http://stravagantepr.com/ 

& cynthia lacle 

http://cynthialacle.com 

stylist - may keizer 

http://maystyling.com 

models - melissa houben 

http://melissahouben.nl 

models - angelle chang of max models 

http://angellechang.nl 

fashion designers - she guang hu 

http://hufashion.com 

fashion line - spijkers & spijkers 

http://spijkersenspijkers.com 

fashion designer - monique collignon 

http://moniquecollignon.com 

fashion line - steve madden 

http://stevemadden.com/ 

fashion designer - simone perele 

http://simoneperele.com 

fashion designer - rodrigo otazu 

http://rodrigonewyork.com


PHOTOGRAPHY | NETHERLANDS 


photography - heike suhre 

http://hsfotografie.com 

designer - monique désar 

http://desardesign.nl 

mua/hair - nanette montizaan 

http://nanettemontizaan.nl 

model - lish jecinta 

http://modelgids.nl 

Fashion designer, Monique Désar’s life motto is: Dream, Dare, Do! 

Photographer, Heike Suhre, makes dreams come true with her 

photography & photo editing. The perfect combination, enter our world… 


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photography - heike suhre 

http://hsfotografie.com 

designer - monique désar 

http://desardesign.nl 

mua/hair - nanette montizaan 

http://nanettemontizaan.nl 

model - lish jecinta 

http://modelgids.nl

PHOTOGRAPHY | SPAIN

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photographer - nacho martinez 

http://nachomartinezphotoart.com 

model - andrea t of 5th models 

http://5thmodels.com 

stylist - sonia herrada 

http://sonisroom.blogspot.com.es 

mua - sandra morte 

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In the 60s/70s/ 80s & indeed 90s, 

‘Street Style’ ruled, drove, innovated and 

inspired! Everything that was cool arty 

and happening, would filter up from the 

streets & clubs, from deep down in the 

cool arty underground subculture, where 

tomorrow happens yesterday! And the 

future of fashion, art, design, and certainly 

music, was being created and invented! 

What happened deep down below! Would 

eventually filter through in a stylized and 

deodorized form, castrated and denuded of 

its ‘edge’ and become mainstream fashion! 

Although, for the hip young gunslingers and 

movers and shakers who invented it, by the 

time it went above the radar, and became 

‘fashion’ it was over! 

At the beginning of the 80s the most 

important and influential style magazine 

that ever existed, hit the streets! This was 

THE FACE! Not only was this a revolution in 

style and coolness, but equally a revolution 

in art, design, and ‘attitude’! With Neville 

Brody’s brilliant and inspired take on 

Futurist Graphic/Design, and Ray Petri’s 

genius for styling, making every other 

magazine in the world looking tired and 

dated! Neville & Ray’s style was, of course 

copied and plagiarized to death, and indeed 

still is! Equally THE FACE, always had great 

writers and articles, lambasting mediocrity, 

pushing the fresh innovative and cool, 

and turning writing into intelligent, edgy 

‘Pop-Cultural-Philosophy’! 

Attitude’ of course was everything then! The 

key ‘buzz word’ that either had you ‘on the 

guest list of style’ or, outside, not invited 

to the party! The club scene (where looks, 

attitude & style were born) also reflected this! 

Indeed in the really ‘cool hip & happening’ 

clubs of London or NYC (and by the way 

Studio 54 was never considered cool!). You 

got in (or not) on the strength of ‘your look/ 

attitude’! The criteria was how ‘cool and arty’ 

you were, not how famous! Indeed 99% of 

today’s celebs, faces and ‘fashionistas’ 

indeed practically all those who inhabit the 

current fashion and music industry would 

not have made it through the door! 

So what does this say about the current 

state of the fashion industry? Well it says 

that the ‘Street Style Subculture’ (which 

certainly still exists) is entirely ignored 

by the fashion industry and most of the 

media! And that innovative graphic/layout 

art directors like Neville Brody! And brilliant 

innovative and inspired stylists like the late 

great ‘Ray Petri’ are either not there! Or 

(and more accurately) the real ‘Hip Young 

Gunslingers Of Style’, are not being hired, 

because they are too threatening and 

don’t ‘fit in’!

Rather than reading the real 

‘Codes Signs & Signals’! The fashion 

industry, media, and indeed the 

whole music and entertainment 

industry, wallows in a marketing/ 

branding induced mediocrity! A 

loud shiny flashy artless and vulgar, 

uniformity of choice, and ‘aggressive 

normality’! Where all is (and must be) 

‘applied from above’ as a ‘campaign, 

marketing strategy or ‘trend’! Where 

‘professionalism’ has become the 

enemy of ideas! And the genuinely cool 

arty and innovative stuff, that exists 

down below ‘in the street subculture’! 

Must not be allowed to surface up, 

because it is far too troublesome 

and anarchic, and cannot be 

branded or commodified! Therefore 

the very thing that could save 

and re-invent the fashion industry 

(and music industry) is already 

dead on arrival! An excellent new 

exhibition at London’s V&A ‘From 

Club To Catwalk’ focuses on the 

80s! And shows how good it can be, 

when talent and ideas, rather than 

marketing lead! 

Chris Garland, London 

http://puremindclothing.com 

http://thepsychedelicmanifesto.co.uk 

click to play trax / buy on i-Tunes 

Artist: The Psychedelic Manifesto (www.thepsychedelicmanifesto.co.uk) 

Album Title: ‘Garden of Dreams’ 

Release Date: 26 July 2013 

“ The new Psychedelic Manifesto Album ‘Garden Of Dreams’ continues the bands 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FEEDBACK: 

STYLE GURU | UNITED KINGDOM 

 

 

The Psychedelic Manifesto are: Hong Guo,Chris Garland & Matthew Leigh Embleton. 

Contact: Chris Garland at zengangster@hotmail.com / phone 07946 945877 

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photographer - peter hähnel 

MODELING | GERMANY

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photographer - andreas pohl 

photographer - iris huber

photographer - ronnia photography 


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model/agency - jonas morgen 

http://fischermen-models.de 

photographer - iris huber 

http://ansichtsweise.de 

makeup artist - nina nicolaus 

hair stylist - nadeem camonita 

photographer/mua/hair/stylist 

- ronnia photography 

http://ronnia-photography.de 

photographer - peter hähnel 

of phönix studio - mainz 

http://phoenixstudio-mainz.com 

mua/hair/stylist - elif kurban 

photographer - andreas pohl 

mua/hair/stylist - inez paolini 

http://inezpaolini.de 

model - kristina braun

photographer - andreas pohl

MODELING | UNITED KINGDOM 


photographer - giacomo cannata 

mua/hair - sheila for mac cosmetics 

http://maccosmetics.com 

fashion line - h&m 

http://hm.com 

model - danubia sousa 

http://danubiasousa.com

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