Russh June/July 2016 : Helena Christensen by Tim Barber

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Styled by Camilla Staerk.



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[Benn98]

Love the colours and the pose, but I don't think the cropping helped this shot.

 

[kokobombon]

love all the fabric

 

[justaguy]

Love the colours and the pose, but I don't think the cropping helped this shot.

Agreed! Love the softness of the colors and the pose. Think the cover would have worked better had it been pulled back a bit more.

 

[gossiping]

this is gorgeous! i love helena!

 

[nyc_art_style]

Isn't Helena a little mature for Russh's demographic?

 

[mariemaud]

don't like the hair but the pose is nice

 

[Phuel]

Helena’s looking… slightly demented these days.

The image manages to make her look like she’s stoned while hanging laundry rather than twirling in her dress blissfully. Is that what they’re going for?

 

[penny609]

Is it this issue with a story shot by Helena with Caroline Brasch-Nielsen? Spent half of the week hunting for it in bookstores but they only had the previous issue and have only found small pictures on the internet so far (gorgeous ones despite their frustrating tiny size).

 

[AD011620]

Is it this issue with a story shot by Helena with Caroline Brasch-Nielsen? Spent half of the week hunting for it in bookstores but they only had the previous issue and have only found small pictures on the internet so far (gorgeous ones despite their frustrating tiny size).

That's the one. I was unable to find in in London too. Hopefully, it will appear at some point. Helena's editorial is already on models.com but Caroline's isn't for some reason. I saw some shots from Caroline's wdit and they are absolutely gorgeous.

 

[penny609]

Hope so too, not sure it arrives in my hometown though that's why I had hopes last week to find it somewhere in a bigger city while traveling...

The images of Caroline on MDC look really promising so I'm eager to see the whole editorial in bigger size and to buy it if I have an oppotunity while it's in stores.

Any other story among the contents that looks interesting?

 

[AD011620]

Hope so too, not sure it arrives in my hometown though that's why I had hopes last week to find it somewhere in a bigger city while traveling...

The images of Caroline on MDC look really promising so I'm eager to see the whole editorial in bigger size and to buy it if I have an oppotunity while it's in stores.

Any other story among the contents that looks interesting?

newsstand co uk says on their website that the next issue will be available on 14th July. I am not sure about the other content. I've never been particularly interested in this magazine;-) I am just happy that Helena is featured as a model as well as the photographer.

 

[penny609]

Found what I guess to be the whole story on The Society Management's facebook page. Not the biggest size ever but at least we have a better idea of it.

"Looking Through You"
Caroline Brasch Nielsen by Helena Christensen
Hair: Owen Gould, make-up: Erin Green, stylist isn't mentioned... perhaps Helena's or Caroline's own picks.

facebook.com/TheSocietyNYC

 

[MulletProof]

^ post 1 says it's camilla stærk! .. probably the most interesting part of this issue for me, I love her still and miss her collections, wish she and vibskov would go back to making CPH fashion fun again.

wait nevermind, that's the cover, not necessarily that story, duh, but hurrah camilla!

 

[June]

I'm also eagerly waiting for pictures in bigger size because by what I have seen on models.com I LOVE this issue!
No idea if there is more, but models.com features these editorials for the June issue:

Oh Mercy
Photographer: Rahel Weiss
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Bridie Gilbert
Makeup Artist: Helene Vasnier
Models: Isabella Ridolfi, Sunniva Vaatevik

No One Told Me About Her
Photographer: Max Papendieck
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Billie Iveson
Hair Stylist: David von Cannon
Makeup Artist: Yumi Lee
Model: Antonina Petkovic

Don't Hide
Photographer: Jermaine Francis
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Billie Iveson
Makeup Artists: Benjamin Becher, Terry Barber
Model: Elena Peter

What Lies Beneath
Photographer: Nick Hudson
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Billie Iveson
Hair Stylist: Hiro + Mari
Makeup Artist: Misha Shahzada
Model: unknown

by Elina Kechicheva
Photographer: Elina Kechicheva
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Bridie Gilbert
Hair Stylist: Pawel Solis
Model: Olivia Mink

Helena
Photographer: Tim Barber
Fashion Editor/Stylist: Owen Gould
Makeup Artist: Erin Green
Model: Helena Christensen

The Alchemist
Photographer: Arto Saari
Model: Erin Wasson

 

[AD011620]

^ post 1 says it's camilla stærk! .. probably the most interesting part of this issue for me, I love her still and miss her collections, wish she and vibskov would go back to making CPH fashion fun again.

wait nevermind, that's the cover, not necessarily that story, duh, but hurrah camilla!

Camilla and Helena are currently collaborating on their fashion line.

 

[AD011620]

Hope so too, not sure it arrives in my hometown though that's why I had hopes last week to find it somewhere in a bigger city while traveling...

The images of Caroline on MDC look really promising so I'm eager to see the whole editorial in bigger size and to buy it if I have an oppotunity while it's in stores.

Any other story among the contents that looks interesting?

I've just spoke to someone at newsstand.co.uk and they told me that there were distribution problems with that particular issue, so they won't be getting it. of course, it had to happen when I need it;-)

 

[penny609]

I've just spoke to someone at newsstand.co.uk and they told me that there were distribution problems with that particular issue, so they won't be getting it. of course, it had to happen when I need it;-)

Thank you for the info, even if that's kind of bad news. And I guess we're on the same boat, then, as it might be the first time I'm considering buying an issue of Russh (not even sure we'll get it one day here but with a little luck, as they seem to be really late, they'll still have a copy lost somewhere in Paris in september).

I'm also quite curious to discover Kechicheva's editorial, her recent works were pleasantly surprising and equally pleasantly different from most I've seen of hers before.