Kate Lanphear - Stylist

[therawpower]

it is reallly great styling...

 

[valerio]

agreed. but seeing kate herself is much more interesting

 

[Not Plain Jane]

Not loving that styling for "Exit"; it's a little to Lolita for me, a cross between, well, sl*tty and twee. I prefer some of the other work posted here.

 

[kimair]

agreed. but seeing kate herself is much more interesting

well this thread is not just for kate's street style but to show off her styling work...
it's interesting seeing it all in one place...you can really get a feel for her style and point of view...
i love the "easy riders" editorial...not something i would picture her doing...

 

[tarsha]

US ELLE OCTOBER 2011

Rave Revue
Delfine Bafort by KT Auleta
Stylist: Kate Lanphear
Hair: Bok-Hee
Makeup: Stevie Huynh




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[softgrey]

the recent edit is really strong...
she's definitely evolving and improving as a stylist...
you can see her bringing more layers in and pushing things forward...

but it still looks very much like her point of view...

good stuff...

 

[tarsha]

US ELLE NOVEMBER 2011

Easy Street
Kristine Drinke by Daniel King
Stylist: Kate Lanphear
Hair: David von Cannon
Make-Up: Maud Laceppe



zinio via visualoptimism

 

[MagFan]

US Elle March 2012
photographer: Laurie Bartley
stylist: Kate Lanphear
model: Vlada Roslyakova
hair: Bok-Hee
make-up: Ayami Nishimura


vampirehorde @ fashion scans remastered

 

[MagFan]

Theory S/S 2012
Photographer: Miguel Reveriego
Fashion Editor: Kate Lanphear
Hair: Rudi Lewis
Makeup: Ozzy Salvatierra
Model: Alyona Subbotina

models.com

 

[hvid]

Elle US, August 2012

"Best Western"
photography by K.T. Auleta
fashion by Kate Lanphear
hair by Bok-Hee
makeup by Hung Vanngo
model: Tamara Weijenberg
from visualoptimism.blogspot.com

 

[flyme2themoon]

US Elle October 2012
"Home Front"
Model: Heidi Mount
Photographer: KT Auleta
Stylist: Kate Lanphear
Hair: Bok-Hee
Makeup: Hung Vanngo



Source: zinio.com via Mat Cyruss

 

[MartiniKiss]

Elle Finland October 2012
Style Kate Lanphear
Photos Thomas Whiteside
Model Charlie Paille/Next


Scanned by Emilia

 

[MartiniKiss]

US Elle November 2012
Photographer: KT Auleta
Stylist: Kate Lanphear
Hair: Yoichi Tomizawa
Make-up: Zenia Jaeger
Manicure: Kim D'Amato
Model: Zuzanna Stankiewicz


visualoptimism.blogspot.com

 

[MartiniKiss]

US Elle December 2012
Elle Fashion: Trends
Photographer: Thomas Whiteside
Model: Anastasia Bondarenko
Styling: Kate Lanphear
Hair: Yoichi Tomizawa
Make-Up: Kouta
Nails: Kelly B.


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[HeatherAnne]

Word is that she's leaving Elle, visit the Rumor Has It thread:
http://forums.thefashionspot.com/f63/kate-lanphear-leaving-elle-197905.html#post11231889

 

[MartiniKiss]

US Elle March 2013
First Look
Photographer: Thomas Whiteside
Model: Olga Butkiewicz
Styling: Kate Lanphear
Hair: Yoichi
Make-Up: Kouta
Nails: Kelly B.


pdf-giant via Mat Cyruss

 

[MartiniKiss]

US Elle March 2013
A Simple Plan
Photographer: Laurie Bartley
Model: Wang Xiao
Styling: Kate Lanphear
Hair: Dai
Make-Up: Ngoc Trieu


pdf-giant via Mat Cyruss

 

[HeatherAnne]

Maxim Magazine Names Kate Lanphear Editor in Chief

MAXIM’S SURPRISE: After weeks of industry speculation about who would be named Maxim magazine’s new editor in chief, WWD has learned the job will go to Kate Lanphear, who is jumping to the title from her current role as style director at T: The New York Times Style Magazine.

Lanphear, who was poached by the Times in early 2013, had been style director at Elle magazine for several years, where she became a recognizable street style star.

The move is a major shift by Maxim’s new owner, Sardar Biglari — the multimillionaire who made his fortune with the national Steak ‘n Shake restaurant chain — to make the magazine profitable. The struggling men’s monthly was purchased by Biglari, of Biglari Holdings, this past February but has continued to see a steady decline. In the first half of the year, Maxim had the biggest dip among men’s lifestyle and fashion magazine newsstand sales, falling 33 percent in single-copy newsstand sales to 99,632, according to figures from the Alliance for Audited Media.

Lanphear didn’t give too much away about her strategy for the magazine, simply telling WWD that, “I hope to cultivate and broaden Maxim’s coverage of style and culture. It’s an exciting time for this boldly confident, unapologetic brand.”

Hiring Lanphear, best known for her high-fashion styling capabilities in the women’s designer world, may come as a surprise to many. Maxim, after all, was part of the “lad mag” wave of titles imported from Britain in the Nineties and, like them, became synonymous with publishing women in sexy, bare-it-all editorials under past editors Keith Blanchard, Joe Levy and the recently resigned Dan Bova. But the magazine’s September cover featuring Jessica Alba with a more refined feel (albeit one that had her clad in a bikini with a “come hither” look) is a small hint of what’s to come, said a Maxim spokeswoman.

Lanphear’s first official issue will be March. She will work in conjunction with Paul Martinez, Maxim’s current creative director, and is expected to begin building the rest of her team soon.

Maxim currently publishes 15 international editions and is sold in 70 countries worldwide.

wwd.com

 

[Aby]

I never opened a Maxim magazine and the title only brings thoughts of typical douche magazine... Hopefully that will change under Kate's direction.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

^ ditto and indeed...