Beyond the Lens: Zoë Ghertner and Thomas de Kluyver’s Unconventional Collaboration in ‘Already Past and Already Again There’

Photographer Zoë Ghertner and makeup artist Thomas de Kluyver have teamed up to create a stunning limited-edition book, ‘Already Past and Already Again There,’ which showcases their unique and unconventional approach to fashion photography. With no set goals, deadlines, or creative constraints, they embarked on a journey of artistic exploration, resulting in a collection of striking images that seamlessly blend the raw beauty of human skin with a captivating array of textures and materials.

Irving Penn: The Photographer Who Defined Fashion Photography

This article explores the career of Irving Penn, a legendary photographer who revolutionized fashion photography in the mid-20th century. From his early days at Vogue to his iconic shots of haute couture and his captivating portraits, Penn’s work left an indelible mark on the industry. Discover the story of his unique artistic vision, his collaborations with fashion icons like Balenciaga, and his lasting influence on the world of photography.

Fashion Photography Evolves Beyond Product Lines at Saatchi Gallery

London’s Saatchi Gallery showcases the evolution of fashion photography in its summer exhibition, ‘Beyond Fashion.’ The exhibition features works from nearly 50 photographers, spanning from the 1980s to the present day. It explores fashion photography’s shift from product presentation to artistic expression, showcasing themes of beauty, identity, and gender. One of the exhibition’s highlights is ‘Under Your Smell,’ an immersive installation by Swiss university students that interprets Jean Paul Gaultier perfumes through fabric prints. Paris-based photographer Jonathan de Villiers also presents his work, which challenges industry norms by juxtaposing luxury jewelry with everyday scenes. ‘Beyond Fashion’ celebrates the transformation of fashion photography into a captivating visual language and runs until September 8, 2024.

Irving Penn’s Masterpiece and the Evolution of the John/Furnish Collection

Irving Penn’s iconic 1950 fashion photograph, known for its captivating gaze and intensity, remains a celebrated masterpiece in the history of photography. Now, it is part of a vast collection of over 7,000 artworks owned by Sir Elton John and David Furnish, who have dedicated themselves to acquiring exceptional photographs spanning various disciplines and eras. Their collection offers a glimpse into the evolution of photography, from vintage prints to contemporary works that resonate with their emotional responses. The John/Furnish collection also highlights the importance of preserving and showcasing photography’s ability to inspire and raise awareness for causes like the Elton John AIDS Foundation.

Vogue Singapore Celebrates Master Photographer Hoyningen-Huene in New Exhibition

Vogue Singapore presents an exclusive exhibition showcasing the iconic works of George Hoyningen-Huene, widely regarded as one of the greatest fashion photographers of the 20th century. Over 32 breathtaking black-and-white photographs, including portraits of celebrities, artists, and fashion icons, are on display at the elegant ARTitude Galeria in Singapore. The exhibition highlights Hoyningen-Huene’s exceptional eye for composition and his ability to capture the essence of elegance and allure.

Hunter Abrams: The Photographer Capturing Fashion’s Epic Moments

From backstage fashion weeks to the red carpets of awards seasons, Hunter Abrams has become a renowned figure in fashion photography. Abrams’ instinctive brilliance in capturing timeless yet current images has earned him widespread acclaim. His unwavering dedication and meticulous research have set him apart. In this interview with Vogue Club, Abrams shares his insights into the industry and offers invaluable advice for aspiring photographers.

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