XXXXXIII: Press & Styling: Curation Redux

I had the pleasure of being a part of the premiere cover of Curation Redux 

- a new magazine, launched and curated by Benjamin Walls. 

This beauty editorial had Meggie M. from M.A.C as the makeup artist and Anna Gaul from Stephen Marr on hair. It was photographed by Oliver Rose and styled by myself. The hand-knitted and embroidered piece worn by the model, Cindy @ Clyne Models, is from Perennial 2013 which is currently in stock at Miss Crabb.

Limited copies of Issue No. 1 of Curation Redux will be sold at  Miss Crabb and Children of Vision in Auckland, along with Dead Set stores in Christchurch and Wellington.

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XXXV: Styled: Foliage

An editorial that I styled and art directed earlier this year, with Rouse Magazine photographer Benjamin Walls. 

It features a selection of womenswear from Zambesi and Miss Crabb (including Penny Sage and one of my own pieces), menswear from Zambesi, my wardrobe archives; with two fragrance notes and jewellery by Zora Boyd from Wunderkammer.

Foliage, flowers and general shrubbery from various gardens and Ponsonby flower shops. Enjoy.

Click here to view in its entirety, with all the detailed notes and credits

Also: Thank you to the patient people at French Revolver Studio.

-A.

XXXIV: Press: Rouse Magazine

Images from an editorial which features pieces from HANDMADE VI. 

The first two images are of a jumper made entirely of recycled sari silk with black overdye,

while the third image features a hand knitted singlet of organic bamboo ribbon.

 

Styled by Sana Gerrand and Photographed by Benjamin Walls.

-A.

XXXII: Previously Styled & Co-Directed: Les Femmes Damnées

Here are some images from an editorial that I styled and co-directed with Oliver Rose 
over a year ago. The shoot was a project that began as a series of experiments with draped cloth, 
light and nostalgia. Once again, it predominantly displays a selection 

from my personal wardrobe and archives. 

A recurring theme in my work, its title was derived from a Baudelaire poem in Les Fleurs du Mal

 

To view in it's entirety with clothing compositional credits, visit Rouse Magazine

Thanks to:

Photography by Oliver Rose

Hair by Matt Benns @ Stephen Marr

Makeup by Meggie Mapper @ MAC

Models: Elena Zubielevitch and Elly Sekikawa @ RED 11

-A

XXXI: Previously Styled Work: Boys

Here are images from an editorial that I styled for Rouse Magazine last year:

 

 

Click here to view it entirely, with full clothing credits.

The garments were predominantly from my wardrobe collection archives. So help me, it keeps on growing.

Photography by Benjamin Walls

Makeup and Hair by Katherine Rogers

Models: William @ Clyne; Jake and Matt @ Nova

 -A.

XXVII: Press: Rouse Magazine

HANDMADE IV pieces were featured in an editorial for Rouse Magazine

Images by Benjamin Walls

*More information and images will appear in regards 

to some work that I contributed to several publications this year, 

including Rouse Magazine.

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XXV: Press: Canvas Magazine

HANDMADE V Pieces: Charcoal and Tea dyed wool "Adonis" (2), 

Turmeric and Olive Leaf dyed wool "Proserpine I" (3)

in a feature shoot for The New Zealand Herald's  

Canvas Magazine -styled by the very talented Dan Ahwa 

Stylist: Dan Ahwa

Hair and Makeup:  Katherine Melody Rogers

Styling Assistant: Emma Gleason

 

Thank you!

-A.

XXIII: Press: Quint Magazine

Pieces from HANDMADE IV and HANDMADE IV / Nettle :

featured in Quint Magazine, Dubai

 Styled by Imogen Wilson

Thank you

-A

XXII: Press: Fallen Magazine

A Turmeric and Olive Leaf dyed knitted piece titled, "Proserpine I" from HANDMADE V :

featured in an editorial for Australia's Fallen Magazine, #9

Styled by Imogen Wilson

Model, Lili Sumner

-A.

IX: Zine Lutefisk

 Just found some new editorial press; in the third, Kiwi Issue of Zine Lutefisk

COV Jumper 3:

Experiment with Tea, 

Muslin and Silk : I
09.06.10

This particular piece is rather special to me for the following reasons:
I- It is made (almost entirely) of pure cotton muslin, which I stripped, treated and skeined by hand.
II- This is the muslin I personally brought from a Zoroastrian-garb tailor in India, when I was there last year.
III- There is some tea-stained silk jersey in this jumper, which I removed from an "unsuccessful" project that took me approximately 8 hours to construct and around 5 minutes to dismantle.

It now resides in Children of Vision where they take good care of it, before it finds a nice new home.

The images above were styled by:
Atip Wananuruks


-Areez.