Brand new designer looks straight from Resort, take a look at what Jonathan Simkhai, Derek Lam & Anna Sui have to offer this season.

JONATHAN SIMKHAI
Models: Jennifer Pugh

As one of the rising stars of the New York fashion scene, Jonathan Simkhai has quickly gained a reputation for creating pieces that are influenced by menswear yet retain their femininity. Resort finds the designer in a sporty mood, mixing denim and metallics to create a graphic look with just the right amount of sex appeal. Fans of Simkhai’s look are sure to find something fresh to enjoy, while new admirers are certain to flock to the sleek dresses and letterman jackets.

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DEREK LAM
Models: Maggie Maurer, Katlin Aas, Irina Nikolaeva & Georgia Hilmer

The streamlined look Derek Lam presented for fall carries over into his minimal resort collection, an appealing set of wardrobe essentials inspired by Art Deco and North African destinations like Egypt and Eritrea. This unexpected combination of influences is united by Lam’s focus on lightness as well as his muted color palette of desert hues. Flowing tunics and square cut djellaba are rendered in geometric patterns and covered with a glossy coat of gold resin.

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ANNA SUI

Model: Thairine Garcia

Feminine and bohemian are two buzzwords frequently associated with Anna Sui and for resort Sui turns out a collection filled with both. Focusing on a happy-go-lucky optimism and upbeat prints, Sui delivers an array of cocktail dresses, caftans and flirty little numbers that are guaranteed to put a smile on the face of each wearer. When you’re covered in hearts, lace and tabby cat prints, you can’t help but feel good.

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Daria Werbowy is bronzed and beautiful in this vintage Vogue shot. Photo by Steven Meisel, Makeup by Pat McGrath.

The weather is heating up and it is time to take out some of our favorite summer beauty treats. From old standbys that never fail to work, to brand new limited editions that impress.

For those moments when you’re diving off your yacht and into the Aegean Sea, or just attempting to avoid a mascara meltdown, ESTEE LAUDER‘s failsafe Sumptuous Extreme Waterproof Mascara will survive just about anything life can throw at you. With the summer weather oscillating between pouring rain and scorching heat, this is one mascara you want with you at all times.

TOM FORD has never shied away from glamour, whether it is on the runway, or in the collections for his eponymous beauty line. His latest take on sexy involves bronzed cheeks and a subtle glow, two things that fit perfectly with the season’s beauty vibe. The brand new Illuminating Cheek Colors offer a radiant hint of color that makes the wearer look polished and put together, as opposed to the glittery shimmer present in so many other products.

Refreshing and deep-cleaning AESOP‘s Bitter Orange Astringent Toner is perfect for the warmest days of the year. Cleaning away the excesses of sweat and dirt without stripping the skin is wonderful in and of itself, but Aesop’s citrusy scent and invigorating feel make it special.

CLARINS‘ fabled Double Serum has been a year round essential since its launch, but the dual action formula is great for tackling seasonal specific issues like enlarged pores and worsened hyper-pigmentation caused by sun exposure. Though the Double Wear line has been around for decades, the revamped serum has been reformulated for 2013 and is now better than ever.

Speaking of which, there is literally no better time to introduce sunscreen into your routine. In a perfect world we would all be using SPF daily, but it’s far too easy to forget that fact. MD SOLAR SCIENCES‘s excellent Daily Anti-Aging Moisturizer offers a combination of UVA and UVB protection and anti-aging benefits designed to leave skin looking supple and nourished while providing necessary protection.

Bi-annual British fashion mag, Ponystep Magazine, features 7 captivating covers for its Spring/Summer 2013 issue. Featuring a bold mix of model talent, Ponystep snaps Warhol superstar Joe Dallesandro alongside covers of Anais Mali, Marie Piovesan, Ava Smith, Lais Ribeiro, Haris and Louise Parker, each cover a unique representation of the subject’s personality. Legendary photographer David Bailey captures true beauty in his signature bold style. Ponystep is back and better than ever!

For even more of Ponystep Issue 5 check out their official site

Text by Victoria Perillo

Ph. David Bailey | Models : Lais Ribeiro & Anais Mali

Ph. Stefan Heinrichs | Model: Louise Parker

Ph. Johan Sandberg | Fashion Editor: Jack Borkett | Hair: Karin Bigler

Ph: Manuela Pavesi | Model : Matthijs Meel | Fashion Editor: Moreno Galatà

Ph. Sebastian Mader | Model: Ava Smith

Ph. Doug Inglish

Ph. Robbie Fimmano (Photographer) | Fashion Editor: Heathermary Jackson | Model: Marie Piovesan

For resort NYC’s fashion king showcased two very different looks united by their focus on ease and their unpretentious take on luxury.

MARC BY MARC JACOBS
Model: Magdalena Jasek

Marc by Marc’s youthful spirit is evident in the line’s upbeat resort offerings. The mixture of whimsical trompe l’oeil detailing and layered digital prints, creates a vibrant feel, while classic shapes call to mind vintage cool. Who wouldn’t look fabulous with a well placed black beret and a great A-Line printed skirt? Add in layered chiffon separates, a slew of covetable overcoats and choice satchels from the brand’s inescapable accessories line and you have the makings of the perfect ingenue wardrobe.

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MARC JACOBS
Models: Jamie Bochert, Charlotte Tomas; Zlata Mangafic

Marc Jacobs’ fondness for pajama dressing has made headline news and his resort collection isn’t entirely pj-focused, it captures the same relaxed, understated vibe he’s been channelling lately. Though mariner stripes and loose silhouettes abound there is still a touch of glamour via sequined pieces and artfully detailed furs. The ladylike leanings of tweed jackets and satin skirts cannot be ignored, even when they’re paired with Birkenstock-esque sandals and stomach baring tops.

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Exit Magazine explodes back on the scene with a fresh lineup of new fashion from London’s finest image-makers. With a trippy teaser video by Aitken Jolly that transforms Frida Aasen into a speed racer and a slew of on the pulse editorials that feature perennial favorites alongside fresh faces, Exit sets itself apart. It is always nice to see a glossy with attitude an a unique perspective especially when talents like Hedi Slimane, Emma Tempest and Sam Ranger are involved. Exit delivers something different and does so in sleek style, take a peek at this first look to experience their inventive imagery for yourself.

For even more visit Exit Magazine.co.uk.

EXIT Magazine Aitken Jolly from models.com on Vimeo.

Ride me, Play Me | Photographer: Aitken Jolly | Fashion Editor: Sam Ranger| Model: Frida Aasen

Denim | Photographer:Annemarieke Van Drimmelen | Fashion Editor: Sam Ranger | Model: Nimue Smit

A Highland Beauty | Photographer: Emma Tempest | Fashion Editor: Verity Parker | Model: Manuela Frey

Ph. Hedi Slimane | Celebrities: Daft Punk

Lou Lou | Photographer: Michael Schwartz | Fashion Editor: Emilie Kareh | Model:Loulou

In Bloom | Photographer:Raf Stahelin | Fashion Editor: Sam Ranger| Models: Marine Deleeuw & Josephine Le Tutour 

The little extras keep things exciting and this month W Magazine readers will find something special to enjoy when they pick up an issue.  Lachlan Bailey‘s (New York: Management + Artists, Paris: Management + Artists) stellar supplement starring Andreea Diaconu is a sight to behold. As nice as July cover star Emma Watson is, we can’t help but think that Andreea’s streamlined shot is a true star moment. The simple, evocative studio shoot is as appealing as anything you’ll see on the newsstand this month.

Felicia Garcia-Rivera - Fashion Editor/Stylist | Teddy Charles - Hair Stylist | Gucci Westman - Makeup Artist

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Blonde bombshell Soo Joo, graces the June 2013 cover of Vogue Korea in what has quickly become her signature style. Shot by Hyea Won Kang in bold prints, Soo Joo demonstrates there is no limit to her California sex appeal in her martial arts inspired, first ever Vogue cover. Sophistication comes to life in an accompanying video, revealing Soo Joo transcends print. View the cover and the rest of Martial Arts in the MDC Fashion Database.

Text by Victoria Perillo

Whenever Steven Meisel and Gisele Bundchen join forces for Vogue Italia you know you’re in for a treat. The June issue delves into beauty with a satirical look at the pleasures of primping – from your basic treatments and manicures, to controversial extremes like the much discussed ‘vampire’ facial. Meisel shoots in his signature high gloss style, while Lori Goldstein mixes in pieces from Louis Vuitton, Fendi alongside a few larger-than-life Chanel Joaillerie sparklers. Given the subject matter the dream team of Pat McGrath, Guido Palau and Jin Soon Choi are naturally a big part of the action – their elegant touch keeps Gisele looking flawless, even in the middle of chemical peels and deep conditioning masks.

View the Covers + Behind the Scenes Video on Vogue.It

A look back on Gisele’s Vogue Italia covers.

June 1999 & August 2001 | Ph. Steven Meisel

December 2009  & December 2010 | Ph. Steven Meisel