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Styling Denim & Denim with Pops of Whimsy

By Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor Leave a Comment

Utilitarian and iconic, denim is a personal favorite. Manufacturing methods are so advanced and varied, denim no longer has to be thick and stiff. I love that it gets better with each wash and wear. While styling denim on denim, I prefer for there to be a variance in the tones and color of the denim’s wash. To break up the indigo hues, I incorporated some hints of yellow, red, and orange. For some quirk, I added whimsical notes like 3D butterflies, tiger socks, and a bucket hat. Denim is such a great base for any look or style. There is no wrong way to style it!

Clothing & Accessories// Gap, Molo, Stance, Pacific Sunwear, Old Navy, Stance

Photography: Shaina Leigh Photo | Styling: Leslie Schor | HMUA: Kate Blake Artistry | Model: Mia of Sprout Kids Agency

Wild Kids

By Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief 1 Comment

Statement from photographer “My work usually explores the connections of people to their environment, themselves and to one another. After years of being a school teacher, I realized how much I wanted to connect the things I love, kids and photography. Madeleine and I decided to showcase kids in a raw and natural environment being adventurous, strong and free! We chose to shoot in Topanga California USA as it is a rugged and gorgeous setting.”

Photographer-Todd Westphal

Wardrobe Stylist and Creative Director Madeleine Zoeller

HAMU Artist – Edward Mayeda

Models Anna, Talon Agency –Bensimon Models & Talent

Models – Ana-Mari, Harloe, Kaysen Agency: Brand Model & Talent

Clothing Credits:

OMAMImini, Be Mi Los Angeles, Zara, Molo

In The Country

By Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief Leave a Comment

Photographer Alona Shestiuk

Models: Lera and Anna

Photographer’s assistant : Alessandra Feliche

MakeUp and styling: Alona Shestiuk

Dear Friend

By Priscila Barros, Editor-in-Chief Leave a Comment

Dear Friend: One day you will be hugged so hard that all your broken parts will come together again. My arms will be the loops that tie up each of your pieces.