Edita Vilkeviciute.
Camilla Akrans.
Flowers.
All for Industrie Magazine.
It should be illegal to look this beautiful.

Proenza Schouler mixed with Reeboks, Calvin Klein silk paired with pink Nikes? The eclectic mix of high, low, chic and sporty must mean that Olivier Rizzo is styling! Rizzo brings his one of a kind perspective to the pages of W in an editorial by frequent collaborator Willy Vanderperre. Showing of spring’s relaxed looks and a set of fashion’s most distinctive beauties, the pair crafts a subtle and subdued story with an easy going style. Tali Lennox, Lindsey Wixson, Kinga Rajzak, Iris Egbers and Victoire Maçon-Dauxerre, all look phenomenal.

Jonathan Marquez (masked) and Stephen Thompson (unmasked) in the latest image to appear from the Givenchy S/S 11 campaign by Mert & Marcus (via Design Scene).

Fashionista gives us the masthead from Anna Wintour’s first issue in 1988, talk about a behind the scenes blast from the past.

Up and coming photographers, here’s an article on what to pay your employees. Also from APE, how to shoot motion with stills (it’s not as easy as you think).

Still haven’t gotten your Made in Brazil yet (it’s even hotter, if possible than the first one), go to here in New York, or go to here to order internationally.

Don’t you wish every top model had a devoted fan like Freja Beha Erichsen?

Casting director Maida, who casts the all important Calvin Klein Women and Jil Sander shows, opens up to 160 Grams.

S/S Campaigns are trickling in and from the looks of it we can expect an exciting and inventive season of fresh ads. Two of our favorites to debut are from houses who consistently provide great imagery.

Juergen Teller creates a colorful romp for Marc Jacobs’ ads, featuring Caroline Brasch Nielsen and Masha Kirsanova. Wearing straw hats and bright 70s inspired looks from the collection, the duo looks reminiscent of Jodie Foster in Taxi Driver.

Givenchy’s spring ads by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott are minimal and stark – in contrast to last season’s bright poppy colors. The campaign featuring Daphne Groeneveld, albino male model Stephen Thompson, Iris Strubegger and of course, Mariacarla Boscono.

Every issue of Wonderland has a story that just pulls you in and this time around Driu & Tiago‘s colorful shots of Rose Cordero are an absolute standout. From the expressive styling by Grace Cobb, to Rose’s effortless poses, the story is an eye-catching and energetic treat.

Werner Schreyer‘s unforgettable visage graces the latest GQ UK in a tale of the American West by Guzman. Jo Levin expertly mixes Levi’s with Dolce & Gabbana/Just Cavalli which combined with Mr Schreyer’s sharp elegance makes for a timeless editorial.

Images courtesy of Select

Luigi Murenu crafts and coifs a special story for MUSE, starring Julia Stegner; looking luscious in Givenchy couture, strategically placed flowers and little else, Julia radiates sensual energy. The portraits by Danielle Duella and Iango Henzi make the most of the moody ambiance of Tisci’s collection, all while showing off Murenu’s opulent hairstyles.

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- Was 2010 the year of Courtney Love? Style.com seems to think so, perhaps it is 1994 all over again. | STYLE

- Versace is coming to China with a brand new retail concept, that according to executive Gian Giacomo Ferraris, “will crystallize the brand’s essence for the 21 century.” Sounds very promising.| WWD

- Ralph Lauren named Luxury Marketer of the year, not too surprising considering the brand’s constant push towards new and exciting marketing techniques. | Lux Daily