Interview December 2016 / January 2017 : Adam Driver by Steven Klein | Page 2 | the Fashion Spot
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Interview December 2016 / January 2017 : Adam Driver by Steven Klein

Hermès by Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski
Photographer:
Christian MacDonald
Stylist: Karl Templer
Model: Giedre Dukauskaite
Make-Up: Diane Kendal
Hair: Duffy


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The New Strong
Photographer:
Patrick Demarchelier
Stylist: Karl Templer
Models: Cara Taylor & Jess PW
Make-Up: Diane Kendal
Hair: Duffy


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Ugh. This magazine really needs a shake up.

While I've always enjoyed the industry insider interviews and especially look forward to the exchanges between unexpected pop icon pairings, that's been there all along.

This magazine lacks surprises, wit, humor and joie de vivre. The current incarnation has in my book added nothing to this magazines once illustrious, striking, celebratory back catalogue of pop's crystal ball.

Major issue for this magazine is it's complete lack of variety in viewpoints as far as fashion stylists and favored aesthetics. No matter the photog + stylist combo, the end result always feels so sobering.

I look like Grumpy Cat after flipping their fashion editorials. Please stop with the static, grim characters sulking about run down, wrong side of the tracks scenarios, and for the love of God stop taking yourselves so damn seriously. Lighten up Interview!

(And no that doesn't mean I want to see an entire issue centered around painfully forced smiling depressed models either lol)

Although the overall aesthetic is not my speed, kudos to Klein's capturing of Adam's strange body contortions, muscular movements. Really could've done without the toilet shot though. (You know the scene in Almost Famous with Penny in the bathroom?) I would love to see Klein shoot movement filled images of dancers and ballerinas. I miss his regal, classic photography he did in the 90s.
 
plain ol' brute sexiness.
I swear you had almost sold him to me with this, but that story... I can't!!... he looks like someone you'd pick up for fun on a roadtrip to Texas and after that shot in the toilet, will walk out, break a rooster's neck with one hand and cook it for you (or eat it raw :mellow:).

But I do agree he's kind of "gifted" looks-wise for his field.. I had this conversation about Javier Bardem with a friend yesterday, about how he's so physically... abstract that he can be anything.. handsome, gross, young, old, average joe, weirdest man you've ever met.. combined with a good mind for projects, these people always develop some of the most interesting trajectories, which Adam's already doing..
 
^^^ Ha! And you’re one of the hardest to sell to too LOL

That image you’ve conjured up is the reason why he’s working the plain ol’ brute sexiness… Not every man can wear it so convincingly well; the toilet shots are my fav. They’re just… pure magnetism. And even gross. In these days of polite, inoffensive, banality, where every guy is shot to be as safe and sensitive, and every woman is shot to be as safe and pretty, it’s such a breath of fresh, icy air to see this brand of ferocity and abandon— all within the context of high fashion, of course. Because do i love and miss that high fashion that’s offensive, rude, vulgar, perverse, unflattering and slightly unhinged.

And I also agree ellastica: Fabien’s Interview would show some much welcomed growth if they were to lighten up just a tad more often. As it is, they still lead for me since they do do well with this brand of mopey gloom and darkness.
 

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