Showing posts with label dazed magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dazed magazine. Show all posts

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Dazed & Confused | Daniel Radcliffe

He's no Harry Potter anymore, English actor, Daniel Dadcliffe is photographed by Serge Leblon for the November 2010 issue of Dazed & Confused.












 I LVoe!

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Sunday, August 15, 2010

Dazed & Confused September 2010 Issue

Model Yuri Pleskun alongside other models, appears in the September 2010 issue of Dazed & Confused photographed by Max Farago and styled by Joanna Schlenzka. Wearing clothes from Louis Vuitton, APC, Margaret Howell & Pringle Of Scotland. 










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Thursday, June 17, 2010

Dazed: I LVoe Me

Editorial shots by Will Davidson for Dazed Magazine, styled by Nicola Formichetti





I LVoe!

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Saturday, June 05, 2010

A. Hallucination


Two 30 year-old Menswear graduates from Central Saint Martins get together to form a brand focused on razor-sharp lines, sophisticated fabrics and a timeless fit, A.Hallucination. 

The designers Hwan Sung Park and Chung Chung Lee have cut their teeth at renowned fashion houses such as Burberry, Alexander McQueen, Tom Ford, Ozwald Boateng and Lie Sang Bong, Paris. Presenting their first collection entitled "The First Peal," the main theme is an interesting combination of modern and classic, inspired by the scenery of London such as London Eye with Big Ben and Gherkin. 

Their design is a mixed of modern and classic "English Dandy look" .








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source: dazedmagazine

South African Men's Fashion

As the FIFA World Cup fever continue to level up! Dazed Magazine dedicated this month's issue for them.

For Dazed June’s South Africa special, photo shoot took place one afternoon at downtown Johannesburg with four young designers from Soweto, a DIY fashion “crew” called the Smarteez. Kepi, Sibu. Floyd and Thabo took me to some of the fabric shops and clothes stores where they source the raw materials they adapt and combine into their vibrant, outlandish creations. Walking through the city, they explained how they feel their generation differs from the preceding one. Too young to really remember the struggle for apartheid, they’re less politicised and claim that their “struggle” is now one against blandness and conformity – to them, it’s all about partying, self-expression and challenging stereotypes.






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Kirsten Stewart For Dazed Magazine


I Am Dazed!

Just flipped Dazed Magazine featuring Twilight sensation, Kirsten Stewart...




Bite Me! I LVoe!

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