What if a client is a tennis shoes manufacturer or a soft drink distributor, who wants you to shoot something for them, and... [more]

Reply posted to Photography and Filmmaking thread, 18:00 Thu 04 Dec 2008

I love the moodiness in your work, by the way. [more]

Reply posted to Photography and Filmmaking thread, 17:52 Thu 04 Dec 2008

You could look at this differently too-that it's the unique challenge of surviving in the commercial field to satisfy the client as well... [more]

Reply posted to Photography and Filmmaking thread, 17:51 Thu 04 Dec 2008

Never goes out of style. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 00:21 Tue 02 Dec 2008

The gladiator sandals have been around for so long, but Kate helped start a chapter for them in the fashion bible. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 00:20 Tue 02 Dec 2008

These women never needed stylists to help them, they all have strong sense of what they like, and what works on them. ... [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 00:16 Tue 02 Dec 2008

A look which launched millions of imitations. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 00:10 Tue 02 Dec 2008

To not mention Kate is to ignore the elephant in the room. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 00:07 Tue 02 Dec 2008

Jewelry is a big part of her look, with the American style makers, jewelry is in the background, or often no jewelry at... [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 00:05 Tue 02 Dec 2008

She is forever young. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 00:03 Tue 02 Dec 2008

The way Chanel wore fake and real jewelry together has a lasting affect on fashion. Loulou has taken this to a whole... [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 00:02 Tue 02 Dec 2008

Only the French women could make the bohemian look so sophisticated. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:57 Mon 01 Dec 2008

French chic [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:55 Mon 01 Dec 2008

A timeless great American sports wear look-even though her trousers could have been Italian, or her sweater English. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:54 Mon 01 Dec 2008

The power of classic style is you could put on the same ensemble that's 2 decades old today and still look completely appropriate.... [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:49 Mon 01 Dec 2008

She may have been a tomboy, but she was very aware of what style suited her. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:46 Mon 01 Dec 2008

The other Hepburn who helped popularized trousers for women. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:43 Mon 01 Dec 2008

Pictures give a sense of fashion and style much better than a thousand words trying to explain what fashion is. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:30 Mon 01 Dec 2008

Personal style definitely has something to do with practicality and function, after looking at photos of these stylish women. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:19 Mon 01 Dec 2008

This is a nice candid picture of a stylish woman [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:14 Mon 01 Dec 2008

Who would have thought carrying a picnic basket around would look so chic? [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:13 Mon 01 Dec 2008

Would we see young women in their 20's to wear skirts this short ever again? [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:11 Mon 01 Dec 2008

Jane Birkins-Bohemian and classic styles combined [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:09 Mon 01 Dec 2008

I didn't mean to keep selecting US first ladies. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:09 Mon 01 Dec 2008

Conservative yet unique. This silhouette of skirt is unusual for politicians or politician's wives to wear in speaking engagement. [more]

Reply posted to Arts and Culture thread, 23:07 Mon 01 Dec 2008