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ALEXI LUBOMIRSKI
ALEXI LUBOMIRSKI
DUSAN RELJIN
DUSAN RELJIN
LACHLAN BAILEY
LACHLAN BAILEY
LAURIE BARTLEY
LAURIE BARTLEY
Tom Munro is a noted fashion and celebrity photographer.
English by birth, Tom moved to New York in 1990, majoring in photography
at Parsons School of Design and going on to a 3 year apprenticeship with
arguably the world's most respected fashion photographer.
In 1997 Tom embarked on his own career as a photographer, immediately
in demand and achieving overnight success and recognition from his
early editorial shoots for British Vogue and Harpers Bazaar. During the last
10 years Tom has contributed to some of the world’s most prestigious
magazine publications including US Vogue, Italian Vogue, L’Uomo Vogue,
Russian Vogue, China Vogue, Japanese Vogue and Details.
Tom's dedication and passion towards his craft has attracted some of the
fashion and beauty industries most prestigious names, including Alberta
Ferretti, Armani, AX, Banana Republic, Burberry, Calvin Klein, Chloe,
Converse, Cover Girl, Estee Lauder, Gap, Givenchy, H&M, Hugo Boss,
Lacoste, Lancome, L'Oreal, Max Mara, Maybelline, Miss Sixty, Moschino, as
well as prestigious brands such as Davidoff, Omega, TAG Heuer and Smart
Water and some of the Music industries most iconic figures, such as
Beyonce, Justin Timberlake and Madonna.
In 2008 Tom collaborated with and directed Madonna's music video ‘Give
it to Me’, the success of which led to him directing a second video ‘Die
Another Day’ and shooting the Tour Book for Madonna’s “Sticky and
Sweet” World Tour.
In March 2010 Tom had an exhibition and pre-book launch in Los Angeles
for his first book, titled Tom Munro. The book features his extensive
celebrity archive of many highly acclaimed Hollywood actors, Dustin
Hoffman, Hugh Jackman, Kate Winslett, Leonardo Dicaprio, Marion
Cotillard, Scarlett Johansson and Tom Cruise, to name a few. The book
will be released nationwide at the end of April 2010.
www.tommunro.com
Tom Munro is a noted fashion and celebrity photographer.
English by birth, Tom moved to New York in 1990, majoring in photography
at Parsons School of Design and going on to a 3 year apprenticeship with
arguably the world's most respected fashion photographer.
In 1997 Tom embarked on his own career as a photographer, immediately
in demand and achieving overnight success and recognition from his
early editorial shoots for British Vogue and Harpers Bazaar. During the last
10 years Tom has contributed to some of the world’s most prestigious
magazine publications including US Vogue, Italian Vogue, L’Uomo Vogue,
Russian Vogue, China Vogue, Japanese Vogue and Details.
Tom's dedication and passion towards his craft has attracted some of the
fashion and beauty industries most prestigious names, including Alberta
Ferretti, Armani, AX, Banana Republic, Burberry, Calvin Klein, Chloe,
Converse, Cover Girl, Estee Lauder, Gap, Givenchy, H&M, Hugo Boss,
Lacoste, Lancome, L'Oreal, Max Mara, Maybelline, Miss Sixty, Moschino, as
well as prestigious brands such as Davidoff, Omega, TAG Heuer and Smart
Water and some of the Music industries most iconic figures, such as
Beyonce, Justin Timberlake and Madonna.
In 2008 Tom collaborated with and directed Madonna's music video ‘Give
it to Me’, the success of which led to him directing a second video ‘Die
Another Day’ and shooting the Tour Book for Madonna’s “Sticky and
Sweet” World Tour.
In March 2010 Tom had an exhibition and pre-book launch in Los Angeles
for his first book, titled Tom Munro. The book features his extensive
celebrity archive of many highly acclaimed Hollywood actors, Dustin
Hoffman, Hugh Jackman, Kate Winslett, Leonardo Dicaprio, Marion
Cotillard, Scarlett Johansson and Tom Cruise, to name a few. The book
will be released nationwide at the end of April 2010.
www.tommunro.com
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estee lauder
lancome
anne klein
armani
remington
matrix
APC
frankie morello
trussardi
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aveda
milly
lutz and patmos
club monaco
nolita
swarovski
estee lauder
lancome
anne klein
armani
remington
matrix
APC
frankie morello
trussardi
Born in Paris, the world’s fashion capital, Aleksandra attended the University of Paris X where she studied psychology and linguistics for two years, before concentrating in information and communications for audiovisuals. Following her studies, Aleksandra was hired as a full time assistant stylist for the French magazine 20 Aris. Her work for 20 Aris was considered groundbreaking by her peers. She brought a fresh and creative approach to what was developing into a rather stale medium. Having redefined editorial “style,” it was not long before Aleksandra found herself coveted by fashion’s most important editors and designers.
Aleksandra has spent most of her professional career experimenting with the cutting edge of fashion, using fashion as a performance tool to decipher her perspective on everyday life. Over the past few years, Aleksandra has reached a level where she now has the power to share her point with a large audience, via major international fashion magazines. One good measure of the impact that Aleksandra has had on the fashion industry is the incredible demand for her talent that has exploded in recent years. As a result, the most prestigious clients in the industry vie for her services.
Born in Paris, the world’s fashion capital, Aleksandra attended the University of Paris X where she studied psychology and linguistics for two years, before concentrating in information and communications for audiovisuals. Following her studies, Aleksandra was hired as a full time assistant stylist for the French magazine 20 Aris. Her work for 20 Aris was considered groundbreaking by her peers. She brought a fresh and creative approach to what was developing into a rather stale medium. Having redefined editorial “style,” it was not long before Aleksandra found herself coveted by fashion’s most important editors and designers.
Aleksandra has spent most of her professional career experimenting with the cutting edge of fashion, using fashion as a performance tool to decipher her perspective on everyday life. Over the past few years, Aleksandra has reached a level where she now has the power to share her point with a large audience, via major international fashion magazines. One good measure of the impact that Aleksandra has had on the fashion industry is the incredible demand for her talent that has exploded in recent years. As a result, the most prestigious clients in the industry vie for her services.
Arianne Phillips is one of the most unique costume designers in
the
Entertainment industry, a gifted visual artist who brings her
exemplary
eye to film, fashion and music. Known for her cutting edge designs,
Phillips was recognized with a 2006
Oscar Nomination for Best
Costume Design for WALK THE LINE.
MAN, Tom Ford’s directorial debut starring Colin Firth and
Julianne
Moore. As well as
notable films such as; 3:10 TO YUMA starring Russell
Crowe and Christian Bale; ONE HOUR PHOTO; THE PEOPLE VS.
LARRY FLYNT; GIRL, INTERRUPTED, IDENTITY; HEDWIG AND THE
ANGRY INCH; TANK GIRL and THE CROW.
been collaborating since 1997. Her collaboration with Madonna for the
past 12 years includes such diverse projects as print for her
album covers
And magazine editorials; over twenty music videos; London's West
End
Theater production of "Up For Grabs"; the film SWEPT
AWAY; and the
Award winning costumes for the singer's past 4 world tours. The
2001
Drowned World tour, 2004 "Reinvention" tour, the 2006
"Confessions"
Tour, and her latest 2008/2009 Sticky and Sweet tour.
fashion editor/stylist, collaborating with photographers for such
publications as Italian Vogue, Japanese Vogue, Russian Vogue,
Harper's
Bazaar, W, and Numero, to name a few.
Arianne Phillips is one of the most unique costume designers in
the
Entertainment industry, a gifted visual artist who brings her
exemplary
eye to film, fashion and music. Known for her cutting edge designs,
Phillips was recognized with a 2006
Oscar Nomination for Best
Costume Design for WALK THE LINE.
MAN, Tom Ford’s directorial debut starring Colin Firth and
Julianne
Moore. As well as
notable films such as; 3:10 TO YUMA starring Russell
Crowe and Christian Bale; ONE HOUR PHOTO; THE PEOPLE VS.
LARRY FLYNT; GIRL, INTERRUPTED, IDENTITY; HEDWIG AND THE
ANGRY INCH; TANK GIRL and THE CROW.
been collaborating since 1997. Her collaboration with Madonna for the
past 12 years includes such diverse projects as print for her
album covers
And magazine editorials; over twenty music videos; London's West
End
Theater production of "Up For Grabs"; the film SWEPT
AWAY; and the
Award winning costumes for the singer's past 4 world tours. The
2001
Drowned World tour, 2004 "Reinvention" tour, the 2006
"Confessions"
Tour, and her latest 2008/2009 Sticky and Sweet tour.
fashion editor/stylist, collaborating with photographers for such
publications as Italian Vogue, Japanese Vogue, Russian Vogue,
Harper's
Bazaar, W, and Numero, to name a few.
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RIMMEL
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SHISEIDO
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ROC
YVES SAINT LAURENT BEAUTY
GIVENCHY BEAUTY
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HUGO BOSS FRAGRANCE
DIESEL FRAGRANCE
CARTIER FRAGRANCE
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ARMANI
ZEGNA
LOUIS VUITTON
DEBEERS
LEVIS
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SWAROVSKI
RIMMEL
GUERLAIN
CLARINS
SHISEIDO
WELLA
VIDAL SASSOON
ROC
YVES SAINT LAURENT BEAUTY
GIVENCHY BEAUTY
GIVENCHY FRAGRANCE
HUGO BOSS FRAGRANCE
DIESEL FRAGRANCE
CARTIER FRAGRANCE
BOOTS NO 7
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ARMANI
ZEGNA
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French Stylist Ludivine Poiblanc has launched her editorial career as fashion editor at French Vogue. Since April 2007, Ludivine is freelance and brings her sensibility and Parisian chic taste to the pages of French, Chinese, Japanese, and American Vogue.
Ludivine has collaborated with some of the biggest names in photography including Patrick Demarchelier, Terry Richardson, Alasdair Mc Lellan, Mark Segal, Craig Mc Dean, Willy Vandeperre and has styled many leading advertising campaigns including Hermes, Givency perfume, YSL perfume, Lancome, Paul&Joe. She resides currently in New York and Paris.
French Stylist Ludivine Poiblanc has launched her editorial career as fashion editor at French Vogue. Since April 2007, Ludivine is freelance and brings her sensibility and Parisian chic taste to the pages of French, Chinese, Japanese, and American Vogue.
Ludivine has collaborated with some of the biggest names in photography including Patrick Demarchelier, Terry Richardson, Alasdair Mc Lellan, Mark Segal, Craig Mc Dean, Willy Vandeperre and has styled many leading advertising campaigns including Hermes, Givency perfume, YSL perfume, Lancome, Paul&Joe. She resides currently in New York and Paris.
YSL Opium, YSL Lo nuit de l’homme, YSL elle, Givenchy Perfume, Hugo Boss Perfume, Chaumet, Lancome, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Paul&Joe, Piazza Sempione, L’Oreal, Nike, Johnny Walkder, Shue Uemera, C’N’C, Malo, Armani Jeans, Elle Intimates, Nina Ricci, Cole Haan, Princess Tam Tam, Pringle of Scotland, French Connection, Elizabeth Arden, Sharon Wauchob, Pringle of Scotland, Tara Jarmon, Garnier, Maybelline, YSL, Sharon Wauchab, Pringle of Scotland.
YSL Opium, YSL Lo nuit de l’homme, YSL elle, Givenchy Perfume, Hugo Boss Perfume, Chaumet, Lancome, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Paul&Joe, Piazza Sempione, L’Oreal, Nike, Johnny Walkder, Shue Uemera, C’N’C, Malo, Armani Jeans, Elle Intimates, Nina Ricci, Cole Haan, Princess Tam Tam, Pringle of Scotland, French Connection, Elizabeth Arden, Sharon Wauchob, Pringle of Scotland, Tara Jarmon, Garnier, Maybelline, YSL, Sharon Wauchab, Pringle of Scotland.
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Tory Burch
Samira Nasr was born in Montreal, Canada. She came to New York to obtain
masters in Journalism, and started working in fashion publishing.
She first became a Market Assistant at Vogue Magazine, before going on
to work with Grace Coddington for 3 years. Following her love of journalism, she then
became a fashion writer for Harpers Bazaar for a few years before quitting her job and going freelance as a fashion
stylist.
Samira Nasr was born in Montreal, Canada. She came to New York to obtain
masters in Journalism, and started working in fashion publishing.
She first became a Market Assistant at Vogue Magazine, before going on
to work with Grace Coddington for 3 years. Following her love of journalism, she then
became a fashion writer for Harpers Bazaar for a few years before quitting her job and going freelance as a fashion
stylist.
Monsoon
Calvin Klein
Devi Kroell
H & M
Monsoon
Calvin Klein
Devi Kroell
H & M
Simon Robins started his career in fashion at Dazed and
Confused as a Men’s Fashion Editor. He then moved on to
The Face as Fashion Editor, and from there onto Pop as the Fashion Director
under fashion legend Katie Grand. In 2007, he was hired on as Fashion Director at
Russian Vogue, bringing in many high-profile photographers, editors and models
and changing the face of the magazine. Now, in 2011, he has relocated to the
United States to pursue a freelance styling career.
Simon Robins started his career in fashion at Dazed and
Confused as a Men’s Fashion Editor. He then moved on to
The Face as Fashion Editor, and from there onto Pop as the Fashion Director
under fashion legend Katie Grand. In 2007, he was hired on as Fashion Director at
Russian Vogue, bringing in many high-profile photographers, editors and models
and changing the face of the magazine. Now, in 2011, he has relocated to the
United States to pursue a freelance styling career.
Victoria Bartlett, born in Gloucester England, first launched her fashion career by obtaining a degree in Fashion Design from the London College of Fashion. Graduating from an institute known for teaching tailoring and craftsmanship, Victoria honed fashion skills including drafting, illustrating, designing, and a full range of fashion techniques.
Victoria’s professional life began while working for a couturier in London, promoting couture designs for the elite classes. Following this, she worked for several hip British designers. Departing London to New York, this prologue led to the birth of her own small collection with a partner, under the name of BC. Pausing from the production element of fashion, Victoria moved onto fashion illustration before eventually settling in fashion directing, where she is known as somewhat of an industry celebrity.
Her career has spanned a wide range of positions and opportunities. She was a fashion editor at Conde Nast Allure prior to becoming the coveted Fashion Director at Large for Interview Magazine. She has created fashion editorials for ID, Italian Vogue, L’uomo Vogue, BIG Magazine, Pop, The Face, Visionaire and V, French Vogue, and Dutch amongst others.
Victoria has styled and dressed celebrities such as Madonna, Courtney Love, David Bowie, Debbie Harry, Lil’ Kim, Hillary Swank, Chole Sevigny and others. Her talent and eye fostered long term working relationships with Bjork, and Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails. In addition, Victoria has lent a professional hand to a number of advertising campaigns including DKNY, Tommy Hilfiger, Nautica, Calvin Klein, Ferre, Allesandro Del’Aqua, Mui Mui, and Kenneth Cole. She has consulted for the aforementioned designers along with Versace, Versus, Trussardi, Miu Miu, Byblos, Christian Lacroix, Alessandro Dell’Aqua, DKNY, Kenneth Cole, Miss Sixty and a long term consultant for Armani Exchange both campaigns, lookbooks and shows. Victoria was also the fashion director at large for Theory’s women’s and men’s collections as well as their accessory line.
In the Fall/Winter 2003 fashion season, Victoria Bartlett introduced her latest project VPL, Visible Panty Line. The line, like the designer, is a reflection of individuality. With a wide range of press coverage and international sales, VPL received accolades and recognition from the most seasoned fashion professionals.
Victoria Bartlett, born in Gloucester England, first launched her fashion career by obtaining a degree in Fashion Design from the London College of Fashion. Graduating from an institute known for teaching tailoring and craftsmanship, Victoria honed fashion skills including drafting, illustrating, designing, and a full range of fashion techniques.
Victoria’s professional life began while working for a couturier in London, promoting couture designs for the elite classes. Following this, she worked for several hip British designers. Departing London to New York, this prologue led to the birth of her own small collection with a partner, under the name of BC. Pausing from the production element of fashion, Victoria moved onto fashion illustration before eventually settling in fashion directing, where she is known as somewhat of an industry celebrity.
Her career has spanned a wide range of positions and opportunities. She was a fashion editor at Conde Nast Allure prior to becoming the coveted Fashion Director at Large for Interview Magazine. She has created fashion editorials for ID, Italian Vogue, L’uomo Vogue, BIG Magazine, Pop, The Face, Visionaire and V, French Vogue, and Dutch amongst others.
Victoria has styled and dressed celebrities such as Madonna, Courtney Love, David Bowie, Debbie Harry, Lil’ Kim, Hillary Swank, Chole Sevigny and others. Her talent and eye fostered long term working relationships with Bjork, and Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails. In addition, Victoria has lent a professional hand to a number of advertising campaigns including DKNY, Tommy Hilfiger, Nautica, Calvin Klein, Ferre, Allesandro Del’Aqua, Mui Mui, and Kenneth Cole. She has consulted for the aforementioned designers along with Versace, Versus, Trussardi, Miu Miu, Byblos, Christian Lacroix, Alessandro Dell’Aqua, DKNY, Kenneth Cole, Miss Sixty and a long term consultant for Armani Exchange both campaigns, lookbooks and shows. Victoria was also the fashion director at large for Theory’s women’s and men’s collections as well as their accessory line.
In the Fall/Winter 2003 fashion season, Victoria Bartlett introduced her latest project VPL, Visible Panty Line. The line, like the designer, is a reflection of individuality. With a wide range of press coverage and international sales, VPL received accolades and recognition from the most seasoned fashion professionals.
Rudi began his hairdressing career in Glasgow in the late 80’s before moving to London, where he quickly made a name with his innovative stage demos and presentations at major events such as Cosmoprof, IBS and The Alternative Hair Show. In 1995 he joined the Windle organisation as creative director, where he remained for 8 years. During this time he was responsible for developing the image of Windle , and was involved in the European marketing and distribution of Phytologie and Bumble&Bumble hair care products.
In 1998 , Rudi began assisting legendary session stylist Eugene Soulieman, working on hundreds of international catwalk shows and shoots for top magazines.
By 2001, Rudi’s own work was sufficiently recognised for him to be shortlisted for Session Hairdresser of The Year at the British Hairdressing Awards.
Since then he has built up an impressive body of work in the fashion industry, contributing to magazines such as Pop, Love, V, Another, Harper’s Bazaar, i-D, and Vogue( Italia, US, Paris, Nippon, L’Uomo). Photographers Rudi has collaborated with include Solve Sundsbo, Glen Luchford, Paolo Roversi, Alasdair McLellan, Cedric Buchet, Yelena Yemchuk , David Armstrong, Anton Corbijn and many others.
Rudi has directed hair on the catwalks of London, Milan , Paris and New York for designers such as Ruffo Research, Jens Laugesen, Marios Schwab, Costume National, Richard Chai, Haider Ackermann, Alessandro dell’Acqua, Veronique Branquinho and Clements Ribeiro.
He has also worked on music videos for Tori Amos, Playgroup and Goldfrapp. Other music clients include U2, Liam Gallagher and Franz Ferdinand. Celebrity clients include Reese Witherspoon, Keira Knightley and Rachel Weisz.
Rudi began his hairdressing career in Glasgow in the late 80’s before moving to London, where he quickly made a name with his innovative stage demos and presentations at major events such as Cosmoprof, IBS and The Alternative Hair Show. In 1995 he joined the Windle organisation as creative director, where he remained for 8 years. During this time he was responsible for developing the image of Windle , and was involved in the European marketing and distribution of Phytologie and Bumble&Bumble hair care products.
In 1998 , Rudi began assisting legendary session stylist Eugene Soulieman, working on hundreds of international catwalk shows and shoots for top magazines.
By 2001, Rudi’s own work was sufficiently recognised for him to be shortlisted for Session Hairdresser of The Year at the British Hairdressing Awards.
Since then he has built up an impressive body of work in the fashion industry, contributing to magazines such as Pop, Love, V, Another, Harper’s Bazaar, i-D, and Vogue( Italia, US, Paris, Nippon, L’Uomo). Photographers Rudi has collaborated with include Solve Sundsbo, Glen Luchford, Paolo Roversi, Alasdair McLellan, Cedric Buchet, Yelena Yemchuk , David Armstrong, Anton Corbijn and many others.
Rudi has directed hair on the catwalks of London, Milan , Paris and New York for designers such as Ruffo Research, Jens Laugesen, Marios Schwab, Costume National, Richard Chai, Haider Ackermann, Alessandro dell’Acqua, Veronique Branquinho and Clements Ribeiro.
He has also worked on music videos for Tori Amos, Playgroup and Goldfrapp. Other music clients include U2, Liam Gallagher and Franz Ferdinand. Celebrity clients include Reese Witherspoon, Keira Knightley and Rachel Weisz.
Haider Ackermann Peter Jensen
Ann-Sofie Back Les Hommes
Veronique Branquinho PPQ
Joe Casely-Hayford Clements Ribeiro
Richard Chai Spijkers & Spijkers
Alessandro Dell’Acqua (menswear) Siv Stoldal
Costume National Homme Bora Aksu
Jens Laugesen Marios Schwab
Ruffo Research C’n’C
Russell Sage
Advertising etc.
Veronique Branquinho (SS04) Kurt Geiger (AW07)
Kenzo (SS06, AW06) Warehouse (AW07)
Kenzo Homme (SS06, AW06) H&M Men’s (SS06)
Reiss (AW06) Hugo Boss Pure (AW08)
C’n’C (AW08,SS09,AW09,SS10) Costume National (AW08)
Kostas Murkudis (AW08) Hermes Homme brochure (AW08)
Louis Vuitton (Cruise 05) Cerrutti Men’s fragrance (AW08)
Bergdorf Goodman (AW08,SS09) Uniqlo (AW08)
Louis Vuitton Homme (SS08,AW08,SS09) Jill Stuart (SS10)
Biotherm Homme fragrance (SS10) Weill (AW09)
Cesare Paciotti Men (SS09, AW09) Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti (SS10)
New Penny (AW09)
Haider Ackermann Peter Jensen
Ann-Sofie Back Les Hommes
Veronique Branquinho PPQ
Joe Casely-Hayford Clements Ribeiro
Richard Chai Spijkers & Spijkers
Alessandro Dell’Acqua (menswear) Siv Stoldal
Costume National Homme Bora Aksu
Jens Laugesen Marios Schwab
Ruffo Research C’n’C
Russell Sage
Advertising etc.
Veronique Branquinho (SS04) Kurt Geiger (AW07)
Kenzo (SS06, AW06) Warehouse (AW07)
Kenzo Homme (SS06, AW06) H&M Men’s (SS06)
Reiss (AW06) Hugo Boss Pure (AW08)
C’n’C (AW08,SS09,AW09,SS10) Costume National (AW08)
Kostas Murkudis (AW08) Hermes Homme brochure (AW08)
Louis Vuitton (Cruise 05) Cerrutti Men’s fragrance (AW08)
Bergdorf Goodman (AW08,SS09) Uniqlo (AW08)
Louis Vuitton Homme (SS08,AW08,SS09) Jill Stuart (SS10)
Biotherm Homme fragrance (SS10) Weill (AW09)
Cesare Paciotti Men (SS09, AW09) Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti (SS10)
New Penny (AW09)
Tomohiro Ohashi was born and raised in Tokyo where he was schooled in the disciplines of traditional Japanese hairstyling in the city’'s Ginza area. Ohashi moved to New York in the late 80s, where he honed his techniques at the legendary "La Coupe" salon which was set up by Sassoon protege, Charles Booth. This was followed by a position at the "Pierre Michel" salon, alongside the celebrated Kevin Mancuso, styling and cutting the hair of the period’s prominent models, musicians and celebrities, which eventually led to the start of his career as an editorial stylist.
Almost a decade later, Tomohiro decided to settle in Paris, as for him it was the ultimate fashion nucleus, where he found new opportunities which led to long term collaborations with fashion houses such as Maison Martin Margiela for which he has been creating the catwalk looks since 2008 and continuing today.
His signature look is conceptual but consistently beautiful hair, executed with technical accuracy to produce an immaculate modern result. Ohashi's work can be seen regularly in French and German Vogue, Numero and 10 Magazine. Other publications include Harper's Bazaar, New York Times T, AnOther Magazine, Dazed and Confused, Muse, Vogue Nippon, Vogue China and Vogue Italy. He regularly works with photographers Mark Segal, Serge Leblon, Ellen von Unwerth and Horst Diekgerdes amongst others. He is also feted with devising the catwalk looks for numerous fashion houses including Jil Sander, Haider Ackermann and Raf Simons. His commercial clients include Sonia Rykiel, Yves Saint Laurent, Cartier, Shu Uemura, Biotherm, Sisley and Louis Vuitton.
Tomohiro Ohashi was born and raised in Tokyo where he was schooled in the disciplines of traditional Japanese hairstyling in the city’'s Ginza area. Ohashi moved to New York in the late 80s, where he honed his techniques at the legendary "La Coupe" salon which was set up by Sassoon protege, Charles Booth. This was followed by a position at the "Pierre Michel" salon, alongside the celebrated Kevin Mancuso, styling and cutting the hair of the period’s prominent models, musicians and celebrities, which eventually led to the start of his career as an editorial stylist.
Almost a decade later, Tomohiro decided to settle in Paris, as for him it was the ultimate fashion nucleus, where he found new opportunities which led to long term collaborations with fashion houses such as Maison Martin Margiela for which he has been creating the catwalk looks since 2008 and continuing today.
His signature look is conceptual but consistently beautiful hair, executed with technical accuracy to produce an immaculate modern result. Ohashi's work can be seen regularly in French and German Vogue, Numero and 10 Magazine. Other publications include Harper's Bazaar, New York Times T, AnOther Magazine, Dazed and Confused, Muse, Vogue Nippon, Vogue China and Vogue Italy. He regularly works with photographers Mark Segal, Serge Leblon, Ellen von Unwerth and Horst Diekgerdes amongst others. He is also feted with devising the catwalk looks for numerous fashion houses including Jil Sander, Haider Ackermann and Raf Simons. His commercial clients include Sonia Rykiel, Yves Saint Laurent, Cartier, Shu Uemura, Biotherm, Sisley and Louis Vuitton.
Chloe, Dior Homme, Zegna, Bottega Veneta, D Squared, Kenzo, Bulgari, Ralph Lauren, Malo, Tory Burch, Armani, Lancome, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nina Ricci, Lancaster, Cacharel, Byblos, Banana Republic, Hermes, Hugo Boss, Chaumet, Armani Fragrance, Elie Tahari, Wella, Garnier, Pantene, L’Oreal and Revlon, Tuleh show, J Mendel show, Anne Klein show, Tory Burch show, Brian Reyes show, La Perla show, Richard Chai show, Proenza Schouler show, Marchesa show, Reem Acra show and J Mendel.
ClientsList
Chloe, Dior Homme, Zegna, Bottega Veneta, D Squared, Kenzo, Bulgari, Ralph Lauren, Malo, Tory Burch, Armani, Lancome, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nina Ricci, Lancaster, Cacharel, Byblos, Banana Republic, Hermes, Hugo Boss, Chaumet, Armani Fragrance, Elie Tahari, Wella, Garnier, Pantene, L’Oreal and Revlon, Tuleh show, J Mendel show, Anne Klein show, Tory Burch show, Brian Reyes show, La Perla show, Richard Chai show, Proenza Schouler show, Marchesa show, Reem Acra show and J Mendel.
PortfolioYannick D'Is started his career in Paris over 20 years ago, when he stepped out of the salon and into the studio to work with the best and brightest in the industry. Over the years, he has worked on some of the most iconic fashion and beauty editorials and campaigns, as well as has worked with a wide range of prolific photographers, art directors, designers, stylists, magazine titles, and celebrities. He now splits his time between Paris and New York and travels the world on various shoots in between.
Yannick D'Is started his career in Paris over 20 years ago, when he stepped out of the salon and into the studio to work with the best and brightest in the industry. Over the years, he has worked on some of the most iconic fashion and beauty editorials and campaigns, as well as has worked with a wide range of prolific photographers, art directors, designers, stylists, magazine titles, and celebrities. He now splits his time between Paris and New York and travels the world on various shoots in between.
Japan Vogue
China Vogu e
American Vogue
Teen Vogue
Italian Vogue
L'Uomo Vogue
Russian Vogue
German Vogue
Indian Vogue
Numero Tokyo
Numero Korea
Figaro
i-D
LOVE
Purple
V Magazine
Quest
Muse
Elle
French Elle
A Magazine
Last Magazine
Doing Bird
Japan Vogue
China Vogu e
American Vogue
Teen Vogue
Italian Vogue
L'Uomo Vogue
Russian Vogue
German Vogue
Indian Vogue
Numero Tokyo
Numero Korea
Figaro
i-D
LOVE
Purple
V Magazine
Quest
Muse
Elle
French Elle
A Magazine
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Doing Bird
Kaoru Okubo is originally from Osaka, Japan. She is now based in New York, with regular trips for clients in Tokyo and Osaka. Kaoru started her career with a full-time apprenticeship with the legendary makeup artist, Aaron DeMay. She had always dreamed of working with him, and when she moved to New York to pursue her dream of becoming a makeup artist, he took her under his wing and trained her. Through her work with him, she met many top-tier photographers and stylists who continue working with her to this day. Kaoru is inspired by natural beauty.
Kaoru Okubo is originally from Osaka, Japan. She is now based in New York, with regular trips for clients in Tokyo and Osaka. Kaoru started her career with a full-time apprenticeship with the legendary makeup artist, Aaron DeMay. She had always dreamed of working with him, and when she moved to New York to pursue her dream of becoming a makeup artist, he took her under his wing and trained her. Through her work with him, she met many top-tier photographers and stylists who continue working with her to this day. Kaoru is inspired by natural beauty.
Romy Soleimani grew up in New York. After graduating from the prestigious Parsons School of Design for Fine Art, Romy worked her way up to first assistant for the famed makeup artist Linda Cantello. Romy started her own makeup career in 2000, after being asked to work on a shoot with Steven Klein. Ever since then, Romy has continued to work with the best photographers, magazines, and brands in the industry.
Romy Soleimani grew up in New York. After graduating from the prestigious Parsons School of Design for Fine Art, Romy worked her way up to first assistant for the famed makeup artist Linda Cantello. Romy started her own makeup career in 2000, after being asked to work on a shoot with Steven Klein. Ever since then, Romy has continued to work with the best photographers, magazines, and brands in the industry.
Romy shoots for magazines such as American Vogue, French Vogue, Italian
Vogue, Japanese Vogue, Acne Paper, Another Magazine, i-D, Dazed and
Confused, V, Bazaar and Allure. Her advertising clients include Kenzo, Tory Burch, Express, Covergirl, St. John, Lacoste, Donna Karan, Clairol and Frankie Morello.
She works with celebrities such as Demi Moore, Liv Tyler, Rihanna, Diane Kruger, Michelle Monaghan, Helena Christiansen, Keri Washington, Maggie Gylenhaal, Miranda Kerr, Michelle Williams, Kate Hudson and Leighton Meester.
Her show clients include Miss Sixty, Naeem Khan, Carlos Miele, VPL, Thakoon, Jason Wu, Bill Blass, Rebecca Taylor, Karen Walker, Milly, Yigal Azrouel, Adam, Miguel Adrovar and Eli Tahari.
Romy shoots for magazines such as American Vogue, French Vogue, Italian
Vogue, Japanese Vogue, Acne Paper, Another Magazine, i-D, Dazed and
Confused, V, Bazaar and Allure. Her advertising clients include Kenzo, Tory Burch, Express, Covergirl, St. John, Lacoste, Donna Karan, Clairol and Frankie Morello.
She works with celebrities such as Demi Moore, Liv Tyler, Rihanna, Diane Kruger, Michelle Monaghan, Helena Christiansen, Keri Washington, Maggie Gylenhaal, Miranda Kerr, Michelle Williams, Kate Hudson and Leighton Meester.
Her show clients include Miss Sixty, Naeem Khan, Carlos Miele, VPL, Thakoon, Jason Wu, Bill Blass, Rebecca Taylor, Karen Walker, Milly, Yigal Azrouel, Adam, Miguel Adrovar and Eli Tahari.