UK Harper's Bazaar July 2015 : Alexa Chung by David Slijper

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Cover story

Photographer: David Slijper
Stylist: Leith Clark
Hair: George Northwood at Emma Davies Agency
Make-up: Eyeko
Manicure: Orla Zusman
Prop Stylist: James Hatt
Interview: Sasha Slater

Model: Alexa Chung

Source: imcmagazine.com

 

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Shop Bazaar "Flying the Flag"

Photographer: Jan Lehner
Stylist: Charlie Harrington
Hair: Kota Suizu at Caren
Make-up: Ciara O'Shea at LGA Management
Manicure: Ami Streets at LMC Worldwide

Model: Frida Munting

Source: imcmagazine.com

 

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"I Capture the Castle"

Photographer: Koto Bolofo
Stylist: Martha Ward
Hair: Terry Saxon at Jed Root
Make-up: Min Kim at Airport Agency

Model: Amber Anderson

Source: imcmagazine.com

 

[FashionPhoto1134]

Beautiful story, very simple images but great colors.

 

[meidude]

All the editorials are beautifully done.

"Brittania Waives The Rules"

Photographer: Benjamin Vnuk
Stylist: Verity Parker
Hair: Ali Pirzadeh at CLM Hair & Make-up
Make-up: Jenny Coombs at Streeters

Model: Florence Kosky

Source: imcmagazine.com

 

[tigerrouge]

I like the way the cover feature tried to tackle the question, "what is the point of Alexa Chung?" and couldn't really come up with an answer of any substance.

 

[littlekiki]

"Brittania Waives the Rule" is breathtaking.

 

[kissmesweet]

The I Capture the Castle editorial is stunning.

 

[A.D.C.]

The editorials are nice but it's yet another month of English country house edits. Hell at this point I would find even a London based editorial from them edgy.

 

[Emmanuelle]

I love the cover story The other edit are pretty nice too. Very bucolic, I like it !

 

[justaguy]

I Capture the Castle is beautiful.

 

[Nomar]

As much as I despise this woman, I can't deny that the image of her on the boat isn't gorgeous. It just looks so English and the colours are beautiful, reminds me very much of Monet. I also love the composition which is wonderful and interesting.

 

[Benn98]

The editorials are nice but it's yet another month of English country house edits. Hell at this point I would find even a London based editorial from them edgy.

I actually admire the country aesthetic of British Harper's. It's a welcoming diversion from Vogue & ID's urban mood, and Elle's clinical vibe.
'Britannia waives the rules' is my favourite story so far. Love the odd pairing of winter styling and the setting. It looks like the last few days before autumn, and which corresponds with our weather right now. 'I capture the castle' looks too much like something out of American Harper's, but I can appreciate the styling. Pretty detailed.

 

[Nomar]

'Brittania Waives The Rules' is divine.