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Tag Archives: Moscow
Nothing is True & Everything is Possible
A friend of ours who we used to drink and talk politics with in Moscow just had his first book of essays published about modern day Russia. Peter Pomerantsev‘s observations are interesting and accurate about the country that gave birth … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fashion
Tagged Models, Moscow, Nothing is True and Everything is Possible, Peter Pomerantsev, Russia
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Archives, L’Officiel Russia 2003
Last week I launched my new website so inevitably I started going through all kinds of files as I was gathering new work. I also bought a new scanner, which makes it inevitable that I may have to start scanning … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion
Tagged Archives, Dresses, Eugenia Kim, Hats, Helmut Lang, Lacroix, Lofficiel Russia, Moscow, New Website, Russia, Street Style, Streets of Moscow, Tulle, Ungaro
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The Stripper Series, 2004
During my last year working in Moscow as a fashion director my eyes started to gloss over a little after all of the fashion weeks and fashion shoots. It’s not that I was bored or ungrateful, I loved my job … Continue reading
Spoon Archives
Something from the archives… Moscow, Spoon Magazine, December 2000.
Posted in Fashion
Tagged December 2000., Fashion in Moscow, History, Moscow, Russian Archives, Russian Fashion Shoots, Spoon Magazine
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Old Photos
Whenever I start digging around in my hard drives I find something that reminds me of someone and somewhere from ages ago. This is an old friend of mine from Moscow that I used to photograph a lot. The photo … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion
Tagged Advertising, Moscow, Photographs from Russia, Russia, Selftidge's, Soccer, Street Casting
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Garage Center Moscow
In early 2004 while I was working as Fashion Director for Russian Elle in Moscow I had my assistant call the studio of artists Vinogradov & Dubossarsky to see what they were up to. As it turns out they were … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Agathe and Seraphine’s House, Art, Dasha Zhukova, Dinos Chapman, Erni Vales, Fashion Director, Gagosian, Garage, Garage Center for Contemporary Culture, Graffiti, LFW, London, London Fashion Week, Moscow, Moscow art Scene, Nick Knight, Pop up, Russia, Russian Art World, Russian Elle, Style, Stylist
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The Russian Revolution
This month marks the 20-year anniversary of the Russian Coup in Moscow. In honor of all that went right (and, of course, wrong) in Russia, I posted some of my old photos from Moscow over the last 15 years on … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Alexander Brodovitch, Andrei Tarkovsky, Anna Achmatova, Arts News, Ayn Rand, Bulgakov, Chekhov, Dostoyevsky, Gary Shteyngart, Gogol, Kino Glaz, Lara Vapnyar, Léon Theremin, Marina Tsvetaeva, Mayakovsky, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Moscow, Moscow 1991, Moscow Photography, Moscow Photos, Moscow Pictures, Nabakov, Photos Of Moscow, Photos Of Russia, Pictures Of Moscow, Pictures Of Russia, Russia, Russia 1991, Russia Photography, Russia Photos, Russia Pictures, Sergei Eisenstein, Tolstoy, Vogue, Zhiga Vertov
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Patrick Lee
LA artist Patrick Lee has a new show of drawings opening this weekend at Western Project. I am totally digging the simple yet intricately detailed images and his effort to “mine the transient and elusive definitions of masculinity”. Love it. … Continue reading
Speaking of Breaking Rules…
Several years ago, when I was struggling to get out of an admittedly bad and pretty abusive relationship (that I chose to stay in way too long…) I was also trying to regain my footing with work. It was a … Continue reading
Posted in Styling & Photography
Tagged A Career in Fashion, Addiction, Baltimore, Boyfriends, Bridget Foley, Dealing with Abusive Relationships, Drug Addiction, Fashion, Fashion Careers, Fashion Photography, Fashion Stylist, Getting out of an Abusive relationship, Great Fashion Editors, Life, Life in Fashion, Life in NY, Love Life, Lung Cancer, Moscow, New York, Personal Essays, Photographer, Polly Mellen, Preen, Preen fashion, Preen Magazine, Recovery, Sick Boyfriends, Sick Moms, Styling, Styling Careers, Stylist, Stylists, Working in Fashion
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Kimberly Brooks Obsessed
I am completely obsessed with the woman and her work. Kimberly Brooks is amazing. I LOVE her paintings. As always its interesting to watch the progression of an artist’s work along with the subject matter. I love the melancholic connection … Continue reading
