Erik Madigan Heck has captured the essence and brilliance of Mary Katrantzou‘s Fall 2011 collection in this stunning editorial for Nomenus Quarterly and A Magazine. Inspired by interior paintings of the late 19th century French painters Pierre Bonnard and Edouard Vuillard, Heck blurs the lines between fashion photography and fine art, flattening the space between photography and illustration. The images are colorfully piercing, dramatic and oh so dreamy.
(images from here)
aahh mary katrantzou
i love it
wow, this is stunning!
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Wowowowwwwwhhhh I love the color combinations! And look at the paterns, the dresses look lovely. Just what I’d need for summer!
This is beautiful. The colors are just incredible.
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These are beautiful pictures!
Wow! these are stunning! I may have to archive and re-blog as well so I don’t loose them.
Striking colors! Really amazing pictures
amazing colours and patterns!
These are seriously brilliant. I love that last shot. Really inspiring!
these are amazing. I see what you mean about blurring the line between photography and illustration; the flattened effect is incredible!
VERY cool. feels like today the edges between all the fine art disciplines are getting more and more blurry and I love it. thanks for sharing this.
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I mean SERIOUSLY?? Just when I think that Mary K CANNOT get any better…SHE DOES. Not to mention that they mixed bold prints with MORE bold prints. Le Sigh. I LOVE.
beautiful, especially the last shot. looks like a painting
My mind is blown.
I would love to repost this, mind if I link this back to you?
Amazing present dramatic I might have to records and re-blog as well so I don’t movable them.