Dazed & Confused October 2010 : Kirsi Pyrhonen by Sharif Hamza

[McQueezy]

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Review is here http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsand...ober-technique-revealing-the-craft-of-fashion

 

[Pedro]

Thank you!
Glad they changed the intention of placing Daft Punk on the cover.

 

[Manuva]

What a striking cover! Kirsi's stare is amazing and it's unusual for Dazed to produce such a stripped back cover. For once I'm intrigued by the text (revealing the craft of fashion) on the cover too.

I believe this editorial with Julia Nobis is in this issue too:

Dazed & Confused
Ph: Ben Toms
Styling: Katie Shillingford



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[YoninahAliza]

This issue looks really intriguing.... I can't wait to see whats inside!

 

[tentalicious]

a-m-a-z-i-n-g cover!

 

[rox_yr_sox]

Stunning cover. Love the simple colours that emphasise Kirsi's beautiful face.

 

[Psylocke]

Words can not express how much I love this face

That cover is perfect. I'm glad they kept it so simple and it's all about Kirsi's amazing face. I really love the colors, too.

 

[cottonmouth13]

Stunning! Look at Kirsi's face..ugh..striking!

 

[Fiercification]

I guess this is only the beginning.

She has a gorgeous face but doesn't know what to do with it. At least that Balenciaga piece finally made an appearance somewhere.

 

[Wolkfolk]

I couldn't be happier! Fantastic cover .
Amazing stare, as usual, and she really works that Balenciaga outfit.

 

[OlleEdvard]

Such a wonderful cover!

 

[windlagoon]

wow...sharif really learned something from his two masters! it's a beautiful cover...very striking. i love the balenciaga as well!

 

[mousyy]

I love it

 

[Over the Sea]

simple but strong

 

[gossiping]

beautiful! i am happy it's her and salem are in it too. might have to get this.

 

[Rigida]

Beautiful, simple cover!

 

[jacquelineo]

Kristi is clearly beautiful, but she has no range. This looks like every other picture she has done.

 

[xerq]

^ exactly! she's one note.

 

[ColorScreams]

Kirsi is so beautiful ugh

 

[Luxx]

As much as I admire Miss Pyrhonen's beauty, there is a lot more going on in this issue than just her face on the cover.

FROM DAZED:

DAZED OCTOBER

T E C H N I Q U E

REVEALING THE CRAFT OF FASHION​

DAZED HIGHLIGHTS MASTERS OF THEIR CRAFT IN OCTOBER’S ISSUE
FROM TALENTED FASHION DESIGNERS TO EXPERIMENTAL FILMMAKERS AND PIONEERING MUSICIANS​

Dazed’s October issue sets the tone for an exploration of process and technique in fashion, with cover model Kirsi Pyrhonen styled by Fashion Director Karen Langley and photographed by Sharif Hamza. Fashion editorials this month further unpick the craft of fashion, from the delicate layering of textures, lace and found objects in “Rewind”, styled by Senior Fashion Editor Katie Shillingford and shot by Ben Toms, to the billowing shapes of “Inflate”, created in a collaboration between Senior Menswear Editor Robbie Spencer and photographer Anthony Maule. Dazed also features actress and face of the moment Elisa Sednaoui shot by Collier Schorr.

Dazed speaks with Riccardo Tisci about the intricate techniques used to create his A/W 10 haute couture collection for Givenchy, with exclusive behind-the-scenes images. Also in
this issue, Dazed presents unseen materials from Lee Alexander McQueen’s final collection.

Dazed meets director Gasper Noé to discuss the release of his new film, the mindblowing cinematic trip Enter The Void, and his inhibition-free, ferociously talented leading lady Paz de la Huerta, shot in New York by Cass Bird. Remaining Stateside, Dazed spends a few messed-up days with brooding ‘drag’ trio Salem, discovering why they are shaking up the music world with their sinister, slowed-down beats.

Also in Dazed’s October’s issue: Mark Ronson curates a special section on his new album along with his collaborators, Boy George, Jonathan Pierce from The Drums and Nick Rhodes; we talk to Blixa Bargeld of noise pioneers Einstürzende Neubaten; and Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington go behind the frontline with their portrait of the US Army unit in Afghanistan known as “Infidels”.