Daniel Sannwald. (Management Artists)
Frida Gustavsson.
Pop Magazine.

An infectious ode to all things sugary, from Tamara Rothstein selection of sexy ensembles, to Gary Card‘s pastel set and the lovely Miss Gustavsson herself, it doesn’t get much sweeter than this. Sannwald pushes the envelope beyond a simply pretty story and into a trippy and at times outlandish tale.

Joan Smalls.
Daniel Sannwald.
Anselm Reyle.
Pop Magazine.

Sannwald and artist Anselm Reyle produce a colorful set of images that elevate the cover page into a gallery space and serve as a creative showcase for fashion’s current queen. Styled by Tamara Rothstein, the shoot features a slew of Dior couture pieces from past and present.

Cover artwork by Xavier Poultney

IMAGES COURTESY OF MANAGEMENT ARTISTS

Taking cues from classic ZZ Top videos and 1980s pin up lore, Sean and Seng create a sexy story for Pop Magazine featuring Carola Remer. Clad in larger than life furs and little else, Carola pouts on the hood of a sporty red coupe and looks every bit the vixen. Stylist Tamara Rothstein provides the slinky ensembles, while Gemma Smith-Edhouse gives Carola smoky eyes and glossy lips to match.

It doesn’t take much to make Edita Vilkeviciute look like a million bucks, so Sean and Seng keep it simple for their 032C shoot with the seductive blonde. Styled by Tamara Rothstein in Missoni patterns, chunky sweaters and leather lingerie, Edita looks sexy, yet unconventional.

Sean and Seng present a unique story for POP, featuring the lovely Samantha Gradoville and a herd of frolicking elephants in Thailand. The colorful and atmospheric story showcases Sam at her best in styling by Tamara Rothstein as it creates a dreamy and ethereal mood.

Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli’s feminine designs have breathed new excitement into the house of Valentino and in Pop‘s F/W issue Sean and Seng share their interpretation of Chiuri & Piccioli’s look with a stunning editorial that capitalizes on the romantic feel of the clothing. Mixing hard edged black and white shots with soft focus color images, the duo creates a dramatic mood, enhanced by Jacquelyn Jablonski‘s’s impressive posing throughout the story and Tamara Rothstein‘s skillful styling.