Karen Elson, Sam Rollinson, Edie Campbell, Stephen Jones, Nick Knight & Malaika Firth by Tim Walker for British Vogue December 2013, 'Made in Britain’

i-D and BoF Present Fashion at Work

In collaboration with Business of Fashion, and starring the #BoF500, Fashion At Work brings the great and good of fashion together in a celebration of the industry's beautifully eccentric (and slightly dysfunctional) world. Aaron Rose's film conjures an imaginary office where Alexa Chung, Derek Blasberg, Carine Roitfeld, Katie Grand, Renzo Rosso, Binx Walton and other fashion luminaries work together. 

Kate Moss, Matilda Lowther, Jean Campbell & Jake Love by Tim Walker For Love #12 Fall 2014

Mariacarla Boscono by Juergen Teller for Flair October 2012 

LOVE Magazine In Another Editorial Rip-Off Controversy

Readers have raised the question/claim that fashion photographer Mikael Jansson ripped-off Australian contemporary art photographer Bill Henson's work, in his latest editorial for Love Magazine's latest issue (No.8). Above is portion of Jansson's editorial (full here), and below is Henson's work. The similarities are uncanny. And if I was to say, I would go with more rip-off than inspiration. This being LOVE magazine,  we're reminded of the What Lies Beneath editorial, by Mert & Marcus (for Love No.#6 FW 11.12), in which some claimed the photographers also ripped-off photographer Jeff Bark's work, at the time. As another reader puts it: "I wonder if it's Katie [Grand] coming up with these ideas or the photographers"?

LuLu Kennedy Named Editor at Large of Love Magazine

Congratulations are in order again for the gorgeous Lulu Kennedy. Fashion East founder Lulu Kennedy - oftened referred to as fashion's 'fairy godmother' - has joined the Love magazine team today, taking up the position of editor-at-large. Joining editor-in-chief Katie Grand, Kennedy will be scouting new fashion talents for the magazine's opening pages, which will include portraits shot by Solve Sundsbo alongside interviews by Love editors Alex Fury and Isaac Lock.

Katie Grand’s Amazing Short Film for Louis Vuitton Features Models Doing Thirties-Style Synchronized Dancing

Marc Jacobs may have given his namesake show a cabaret theme, but that inspiration clearly carried over to Paris for his jaw-dropping Louis Vuitton collection. So, for a new short film to showcase Vuitton’s spring ’12 accessories, Katie Grand took that inspiration and ran with it. The result, which debuted today on Love, features models in swimcaps, leotards and Louis Vuitton shoes performing authentic thirties-style synchronized dance moves with big feathers.

With this and a very promising retrospective exhibit coming up, we’re kind of glad Marc didn’t ditch LV for Dior. Head over to Love to watch the whole thing.