Fun in the Sun

Model Melodie Monrose4

Plus a body made to show clothes.

Model Melodie Monrose 3

Doesn't get more fabulous than this profile. A Drawing come to life.

Model Melodie Monrose 2.

A flawless, unretouched, natural beauty that allows a stylist to imagine her as a zillion types of women. An inspiring headshot that shows off her classic features to perfection.

Model Melodie Monrose1

Model Maria Borges

Thomas Whiteside's shot of Maria Borges for DuJour Magazine, Summer 2013.

DIABOLIQUE:Masterpiece of suspense & horror from 1955

A legendary classic of suspense and horror with an shocking twist.
A rare moment of brilliant French cinema that's unforgettable.
Skip the remake, see for the original & be patient...and don't blink!

Horatio Caine Rocks CSI MIami

A tightly written, perfectly cast Police Drama continually reminding viewers that some of the most demented,damaged and dangerously twisted killers out there look like pretty people right out of a J.Crew Catalog, all fresh faced and sunny....until they decide YOU'RE next!

Flashpoint delivers the thrills.

The fast-as-lightning techno-master,'SPIKE', makes Flashpoint a totally original, high octane, adrenaline rush of a Police drama. Fasten your seat belts!

Madonna, still on Mission...Yeah!

It's not a "real" (i.e: FAB!) Madonna music video unless it offends everyone who has taken (even) a teeeeny sip of that toxic Holy Water continually flowing with hate, exclusion and most importantly, DENIAL!  Vote Madge for Sainthood..or  at least 'Role Model of the Century' to impressionable, confused, troubled and beautiful youth... everywhere!lol

Haute Mess by Steven Meisel for Italian Vogue

Dressing super polished Vogue models in designer gear styled to the extreme in all it's Horrible/Fabulous/Real-ness is simply...brilliant!
You don't want to mess with these fashion obsessed inner city Urban Divas...unless you want one of those Gilded Dragon Claws to swipe you across your pretty face!lol
They live for Chanel,Gucci, Versace, Cavalli, Galliano, Mcqueen and Balenciaga, but aren't impressed (in the least) by Jil Sander ( which I'm quite sure J.S. is fine with...)!lol

Faster, Pussycat, Kill! Kill! 1965

Brilliant underground Director Russ Meyer's over the top ( in EVERY sense of the word) masterpiece.
Charlie's Angels on STEROIDS....and then some!

Arabesque 1966/ Miss Loren

Miss Loren shows off her legendary face which is fascinatingly stunning from every angle...to say nothing of her scene trying on shoes.

Model Debra Shaw

Model Debra Shaw shares her experience of being a designer's muse, enjoy!
Copy and paste for video:  http://youtu.be/umTXhakdmYY

THE One....in a trillion.

The impossible Dream from Japan: Soccer Superjock and Haute Fashionista, Mr. Nakata effortlessly keeps one eye on the ball and the other on the hottest Runways.It's no surprise the Calvin Klein Underwear team scooped him up and stripped him down immediately!lol

Linda Evangelista by Steven Meisel ...for Vogue.

Linda chugs on a cold one to beat the Miami heat for Italian Vogue.

Christy Turlington by Steven Meisel...for Vogue.

A proper sized sun hat is essential to avoid a serious burn.lol

Nadia Auermann by Helmut Newton...for Vogue.

90's Vogue star Nadia gets some support from her gentlemen friends as Helmut Newton
creates a scene to showcase the latest High Heeled platforms adding a few more inches to the dangerous stiletto...making it even more challenging for a girl to get around.

Cindy Crawford by Helmut Newton...for Vogue.

80's Vogue Goddess Cindy Crawford enjoys the sun while her furry friend stands guard.

Lisa Taylor by Helmut Newton...for Vogue.

70's Vogue favorites Helmut Newton and model Lisa Taylor stage some drama around a designer bra.

To Russia, with love....

The infamous Miss Campbell looking quite cozy for Russian Vogue.

Game changer / Biker Babes usher in the 90's

Steven Meisel's iconic fashion threesome who embraced celebrity, forever changing the game of modeling.

Lacroix's Glorious Spring Girlishness 2009

Those Home-Girl Mega-earrings gets the full Couture update....with Miss Deneuve and Mr. West looking on...and of course Miss Wintour behind her shades.

Love & loss in Versailles,via Vegas.

It's that same old cliche' of two damaged souls from the opposite ends of life's spectrum (in age, economics and life experience) trying their best to make a go of it to heal their deep inner longings...and sadly,failing.
A cautionary tale for trophy-boytoys (or trophy-girltoys) with an expiration date clearly stamped on their youthful allure....with the clock ticking and fresh meat waiting at the gilded front gate, ready to impress Big Daddy.
The two macho Hollywood A-list stars roll up their shirt sleeves, surrender every ounce of vanity and get down to work playing effete lovers under mountains of bedazzled costumes,frothy wigs, mascara, lipgloss  while lounging around in a palatially kitschy home and making entrances in customized (crystal encrusted of course!) luxury cars.
Rob Lowe is grotesque and very funny as the plastic surgeon on speed dial and Debbie Reynolds is, well...'Debbie Reynolds" as Mama Liberace.
Wonder if Johnny Depp wanted to be part of this bizarre household of frightening caricatures.
Unfortunately,their "love" story could use a stronger, more dramatic and unpredictable twist to be more entertaining once the ostrich feathers got put away.
Much of the showy lifestyle looks and feels like an 80's Versace Body Lotion (very late night) infomercial.

Hans Feurer for Dujour Magazine

Mr. Timberlake takes a hit...for a fashion spread.

Photographer Steven Klein and Stylist Karl Templer reflect Pop Culture's obsession with violent entertainment as the 21 century gets rolling in the 2002 issue of the progressive & unapologetic Men's Fashion Bible HOMME ARENA +...starring pop music's (daring) darling J.T.

Baby faced vamp

The alluring Miss Aoki gets the full Vamp treatment with a classic sleepy cat eye and a pout the color of dark wine.

Mr. Beckham gets profiled...

Photographer Steven Klein and Stylist Karl Templer team up to capture Mr. Beckham's best side.
Classic masculine beauty: shimmering sun bronzed skin with a touch of ink ( vampires need not apply), lean sinewy muscle-tone (steroid freeks need not apply), facial scruff ( waxed, tweezed and plucked gents need not apply), military haircut ( works every time & suits every occasion) and (optional) just the tiniest glint of bling in an ear stud......perfection.

Shameless Nepotism

Shame on Mr. Will Smith for torturing an unsuspecting audience with possibly the worst, most idiotic and grossly self indulgent, vanity JUNK of a sci-fi fantasy movie. He could have easily made this film (showcasing the questionable talents of his son), and slipped it into his son's lunch box( to show some power-daddy love). What's even worse is the sneaky way the notoriously controversial director's name is not promoted on the posters or trailers.It's almost criminal. It would warn people to stay clear....BOX OFFICE POISON could not be a better fit in this instance.
Mr. M-Night needs to give up on his endless string of weak attempts at being the Spielberg for the 21 century.He's had one lucky shot with Mr. Willis....that was pure LUCK......REAL talent doesn't rely on luck.
Mr. Smith's son, UNfortunately doesn't seem to possess the talent/charm/magic like his father.
Much like the character he plays, he comes off as a lost yet rebellious & spoiled kid looking for independence, yet needing parental direction: YAWN. The special effects looks like any clever 10 year old could create on his home computer: Yawn again...