Lady Gaga released her highly-anticipated music video for “Disease”, the lead single off LG7. The music video was directed by Tanu Muino and features some looks styled by power stylist duo HARDSTYLE (Nick Royal & Peri Rosenzweig) which served up twisted fashion fantasy that was equal parts glamorous and grotesque. Hair by Frederic Aspiras, makeup by Sarah Tanno-Stewart and nails by Miho Okawara. For the opening look, we get to see Gaga in a lush black long wig and a quite innocent-looking vintage 1970s cotton floral mini dress which was sourced at Replika Vintage in LA! We meet Gaga‘s demonic alter-ego, clad in an all-black ensemble inspired by plague doctors. What many people missed is that this super complex look changed approximately 3 times in the video, with layers and accessories added and removed. She wears a black silk taffeta gown with wired constructions sticking out, and a feathered headpiece from another look – all from young French designer Charles de Vilmorin‘s Fall/W...
When First arriving to the Costello Tagliapietra's fashion show, (while I was covering the photography for FutureClaw Magazine.) I felt a strong excitement & anticipation from the guest in the room, I started noticing some familiar faces too - I exchanged a fast but delightful "hello you look amazing as always!" with model & host of Top Chef, Padma Lakshmi - replying with a humble response "Aw how sweet, thank you so much." also a quick "Hi I'm a huge fan!" to Angela Simmons of MTV's show Run's House, Replying back with enthusiasm "Thanks!" As the show started winding closer I began to set my camera in place and getting situated. A packed filled room of excited viewers and predominate fashionistas took there seats as the lights dimmed, the show starts. As I'm clicking away I notice thew my camera lens these dante and whimsical cocktail dress coming down the runway, the prints and vibrant colors instantly capture my attention. As the show goes on we see gorgeous and delicate gowns with mute pastel like colors making the gowns "less girlie" and more sophisticated. I started noticing that a lot of the garments were reminiscence of togas, like the infamous trademark wrap dresses they are know for. A refreshing autumn like color pallet of burnt orange, ochre, and slate blues was a recurring theme threw out the show. This whole collection is completely wearable from the cocktail dresses to evening gowns! Perfection! Who would think two rugged looking men like Robert Tagliapietra and Jeffrey Castello would crate such a delicate collection. LOVE!
Photography by: Peter Curti
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