Cara Delevingne - Tom Ford - Black Orchid Fragrance

Photography: Mario Sorrenti
Hair: Sam McKnight
Makeup: Mark Carrasquillo

Daphne Groeneveld - CR Fashion book - Issue #4

Photographer: Tom Ford
Fashion Editor: Carine Roitfeld
Casting Director: Piergiorgio Del Moro
Makeup: Kay Montano
Hair: Sam McKnight
Manicure: Anatole Rainey
Set Design: Robbie Doig for Dragonfly Scenery

Tom Ford F/W 2014 Show

Time: February 17, 2014 at 7:00 pm

Location: The Lindley Hall - Elverton Street At Vincent Square, SW1P 2QW, London

Casting Director: James Scully

Models: Sasha Luss, Fei Fei Sun, Iris Strubegger

Tom Ford - S/S 2014 Show

Time: September 16, 2013 at 7:30 pm
Location: London
Casting: James Scully
Model: Herieth Paul

Herieth Paul - Tom Ford Beauty - Fall/Winter 2013

Photography: Daniele Duella & Iango Henzi

Hair: Luigi Murenu

Makeup: Charlotte Tilbury

Herieth Paul - Tom Ford - F/W 2013/14

Photographer: Tom Ford

Stylist: Carine Roitfeld

Make Up: Charlotte Tilbury

Hair: Orlando Pita

Tom Ford S/S 2013

Mirte Maas

Fei Fei Sun

Ginta Lapina

Melodie Monrose

Daria Strokous

Tom Ford Beauty Fall 2012: Snejana Onopka + Tom Ford, ph: Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

Tom Ford Beauty Fall 2012
Models: Snejana Onopka + Tom Ford
Ph: Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott
Makeup: Charlotte Tilbury
Hair: Garren

Tom Ford Beauty Fall 2012: Snejana Onopka, Ph: Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott

Tom Ford Beauty Fall 2012
Models: Snejana Onopka + Tom Ford
Ph: Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott
Makeup: Charlotte Tilbury
Hair: Garren

Tom Ford Beauty Spring/Summer 2012 campaign: Mirte Maas

Tom Ford Beauty S/S 2012 campaign
Model: Mirte Maas
Photography: Tom Ford

Tom Ford S/S 2012 | Mirte Maas by Tom Ford

Tom Ford S/S 2012
Model:  Mirte Maas
Photographer:  Tom Ford

Tom Ford Spring 2012 Collection: Lais Riberio and Mirte Maas, ph: Tom Ford

Tom Ford Spring 2012 Collection [Exclusively seen on Vogue.com]

Model: Lais Riberio and Mirte Maas

Photographer: Tom Ford

Steven Klein Selected Works

Steven Klein: Selected Works

Wayne Sterling interviewed Steven Klein exclusively for The Imagist:

Wayne Sterling: How common is it for mainstream magazines to find the images in an editorial too strong?

Steven Klein: 'I FIND MOST MAGAZINE EDITORIALS WEAK IN COMPARISON TO THE VISUAL FIELD OF CINEMA AND ART.'

WS: Do you think today's audience wants pushed images or do they want to sit in a comfort zone given the recession fears of today?

SK:'PEOPLE CRAVE TO SEE IMAGES THAT WILL COMPEL THEM OUT OF THEIR BOREDOM.'

WS: Do you think your images lose something when they're seen on the Internet as opposed to print?

SK: 'I AM FINDING MANY IMAGES TO BE STRONGER ON THE INTERNET. IN FACT WHEN THE NY POST PUBLISHES AN IMAGE FROM MY SHOOT OR I SEE MY EDITORIAL FEATURED ON A BLOG AND MIXED IN WITH ITS GRAPHICS AND TEXT, THE IMAGES TAKE ON A NEW LIFE, NOT SO PRECIOUS BUT VITAL.'

WS: What do you see as the future of print magazines and lavish fashion editorials?

SK: 'THEY NEED TO CATCH UP TO THE MODERN LOOK OF MANY OF THE BLOGS I SEE.'

WS: Your images are certainly cinematic. Do you think we'll be watching fashion ads+ editorials that are mini- videos or mini-films in the near future?

SK: 'I AM ALREADY CREATING MINI FILMS ON MY WEBSITE THAT ARE DERIVED FROM MY SHOOTS,'

TO SEE THE MOVIES ON THE STEVEN KLEIN SITE :
stevenkleinstudio.com
enter site
go to: Moving Image
proceed to Film Projects

One of Steven Klein's fans, Robster16, edited a tribute video to Steven Klein:

Ron Galella

Ron Galella's new show, "That's Great!", opens Thursday May 1st (reception 6:00pm to 8:00 pm) at the Staley Wise Gallery . The show focuses on Andy Warhol and the beautiful people who were the celebrity, fashion, art, and social world of New York in the 1970’s and 80’s. Staley Wise is at 560 Broadway (Prince Street x Spring Street), open Tuesday through Saturday 11:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Ron Galella is a legendary fashion photographer. What makes his work transcend the photos published in tabloids is that he captured the clothes and the lifestyles of the people wearing them. He caught the subtle details of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis - the wind tousled hair done by Mr. Kenneth, the silk knit top from Henri Bendel private label, and suede trousers from Paraphernalia. He also caught the way that Jackie carried her Hermes Trim bag under her arm, with her hand in the pocket of her loose Burberry trench. She was probably on her way to have her hair done at Mr. Kenneth's and didn't want her hair to be seen, so she covered with a silk scarf, knotted at the nape of her kneck.

Ron's photos of celebrities like Jackie O inspired Tom Ford's designs - his version of the Hermes Trim bag was named the Jackie bag. The Jackie bag (in turquoise) completely sold out when it luanched in the spring of 1999.