Showing posts with label My Work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My Work. Show all posts

8.15.2013

Throwback Thursday: 60's Style in Sausalito


A few years ago I did a shoot inspired by the laid-back style of the 60's. Our location, the other city by the bay, Sausalito. I collaborated with two cool chicks for this far-out project; model Janeene Iles and photographer Hannah Marie Erickson. The vintage threads ranged from groovy graphic print wraps to circle shades.



 





8.05.2013

Look of the Day: Glitz & Grit


 
Today's look of the day has a bit of grit and glitz. The distressed denim vest was originally a jacket that I snipped the sleeves off to add an edge. The gauzy dress with crochet detail adds a delicate touch while the oversized sunnies and combat boots pull the look  together.
 
 

7.25.2013

Behind the Scenes + Official Music Video


 
If a picture is worth a thousand words, is a video worth a million? Since this post has both, I will keep it short and sweet. Here are a few behind the scene shots of the video I styled a few months back. The featured artist Judit, is a Bay Area based soul singer and one of my closest friends. Not only was I proud of my friend for making her dream come true, I was honored to be a part of the project. What do you think of the song? Which look was your favorite? I'm looking forward to hearing your... Feedback! Feedback!
 
 
 





 


 


7.18.2013

Look of the Day: Le Marais & Magazines


 
From the Parisian printed maxi-skirt and touches of gold to the circle sunnies and bold blouse, this look is the epitome of laid-back luxe. I must admit that this is one of my favorite looks from the shoot I shot and styled with Covet Boutique, Allergic to Vanilla and OfficialSTinaD. Steal fashion blogger Carlina Harris' style and shop the look below!




Le Marais & Magazines



J.P. & Mattie leather shoes / American Rag Cie crossbody handbag / Loren Stewart gold earrings / The Row circular glasses

6.17.2013

Moto + Floral



A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of working with two talented Bay Area bloggers. Allergic to Vanilla's Carlina Harris took center stage as the model while makeup artist Tina D of OfficialStinaD was on beauty duty. Not only did I style this shoot, I got to step behind the lens and snap the photos! 


San Francisco's Union Street was the backdrop for this shoot and the perfect place for this hard meets soft look.  Floral Print Scuba Dress, bracelets and handbag  provided by San Francisco boutique Covet SF.




5.17.2013

Look of the Day: Flower Power



One of the things I love about being a stylist is when a model relaxes enough to break out of her shell and reveal her true self. This look is a perfect example of that. Sarah was so comfortable and confident in this outfit that she was brave enough to reveal her inner treehugger, peace lover and flower child. 




5.09.2013

George Hurrell: The Godfather of Glamour


History is one of my favorite places to search for inspiration. One of my favorite photographers of all time is George Hurrell. He is one of the pioneers of  the "Hollywood Glamour" look and was my inspiration for the look below. 


Photo Credit: Photographer: Jeanette Vonier Model: Sophia 
Hair & Makeup: Kristina Tringali, Stylist: Annette Richmond

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Veronica Lake by George Hurrell



Diana Ross photographed by George Hurrell


Norma Shearer by George Hurrell, 1932 


  Aretha Franklin by George Hurrell, 1981

1.25.2013

Introducing: The Model Citizen Project


In a quest to create fresh new photos and  post material, I decided to schedule a photo shoot a few weeks back. Long story short, I had to pull out the magic wand, and with the help of an amazing few turn a mess into a masterpiece. When the model cancelled the morning of the shoot my "Street Style" concept was quickly transformed into a "Makeover" piece. In the end, I was inspired to create a new series, The Model Citizen Project. 

Working with a "real person" is quite different than working with a "model". For one thing, models are familiar with being used as a canvas, they know (for the most part) that they are not necessary promoting a look that they would personally wear. For them it is a means to an end, and they have very little say in the final product. Working with Julie, I was reminded that one puts a great amount of trust in a stylist. There were a few items that at first glance, she was not 100% confident in or things that she thought would not work on her body type. At the end of our session not only did she purchase some of the exact items that she was initially unsure about, her confidence and radiance is seen in every image. 

Model Citizen: Julie M. 
Theme: Dress for Success
Profession: Grants Policy Specialist
Body Type: Petite & Busty
Style Staples: Rings, Earrings & Mascara
Accessory Addiction: Shoes 



Dress for Success










Photo Credit: Photographer: Niki Scioli , Model: Julie Milazzo, Stylist: Annette Richmond, Wardrobe provided by: Knimble Clothing & Knick-Knack San Rafael