Poly Boreland

 

Polly Boreland is an award winning Australian photographer, much sought after for her portraits and styling, used lycra and tights to create this playful and very disturbing series called 'smudge'.
What I find interesting about this work is its play, its experimentation and creativity and the way Polly contorts the identity of her subjects through stretching the fabric capsule of the body leotard, stuffing it or painting onto it. It is this experimentation that can lead to new ways of looking at fabric, at silhouette and fundamentally at ideas of identity and how we express them.

Vee Speers II

Vee Speers's 'The Birthday Party'

Vee Speers I

These images are from a series called Bloom. They are of hand tinted photographs from Australian artist and photographer Vee Speers. Thank you four leafed clover finder.

Scott Lickstein

This photograph is called 'Floater' and is by Scott Lickstein, I would love to see a whole fashion shoot like this.
The way you present your work has to create impact creativity does not just end with the design or the garment.

Bianca Pilet

Bianca Pilet is a photographer, I don't know if she made the trousers in the top image for 'The Comic Book Convention' poster, but they are certainly full of
fun and humour.

Madam Peripetie I

A designer can create amazing fashion but the styling, finish and presentation can make all the difference. This styling is by Madam Peripetie, or Sylwana Zybura, an award winning Polish photographer/ stylist who lives and works in Germany.

Lissy Ellie

It is not fashion, but I would love to have photograher Lissy Ellie do a fashion shoot if I was a fashion designer, or magazine editor, these are great.

Adam Fuss

Adam Fuss's works explore themes of life, death and transcendence. Adam Fuss uses light and chemistry to explore vision, his photographs reproduce not the seen but discover the unseen. I love this series from 'Home and the World' and these X-ray type images of dresses. (thanks)