Be Ready for HEA7EN Magazine Issue 4 in PRINT !

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2.15.2010

Georgia Ashdown - Stylist

Georgia Ashdown is a London based Stylist and Fashion Writer. She started her career at ELLE Australia as a Fashion Assistant. During her career as a stylist, she has assisted London-based Stylist’s Sarah Clark (Glamour), Sarah Cobb (Jed Root) and Marie Chaix (CLM). She is now working as a stylist for publications such as Rodeo, Oyster, Mirage Magazine and Camouflage.





http://www.georgiaashdown.com
http://georgiaashdown.blogspot.com/

Georgia is represented by Balcony Jump
www.balconyjump.co.uk

2.11.2010

Lenny Pier Amos - Designer

Young Montreal born, designer Lenny Pier Ramos studied Fashion Design at the Royal Academy in Antwerp. Last year, he showed his first Menswear collection 'Consume Consumed', "in reference to the idea of consuming your own life, to the inextinguishable fires in Herzog’s film, and to Plastikman’s album 'Consumed'".


Photography by Michael Smits

http://www.lennypierramos.com/

2.10.2010

Sean FREEMAN

Super talented designer and typographer Sean Freeman

Ink Lady



http://www.thereis.co.uk/

2.09.2010

LULU ROUGE

Discover Lulu Rouge Interview in HEA7EN Magazine Issue 2



Moby One Time We Lived (Lulu Rouge Remix)

2.08.2010

STRAULINO "Magnetized" Exhibition

PHOTOGRAPHY MONIKA MOHR GALERIE
MITTELWEG 45 20149 HAMBURG
February 22, 2010 - June 3, 2010



http://www.studiostraulino.com/

Anne COMBAZ - Photographer

"First time making pictures backstage during the Paris Men's wear. It's a bit harder for me, as there are much less photographers. I'm used to hide in the crowd, now I have to hide behind walls and mirrors to try to capture those instants I am looking for a dreamy look, a tired face, a glimpse of soul behind the beauty. I found myself blushing at times, I am not very comfortable. After all those seasons backstage I feel like a beginner, and the feeling is cool. Guys are really quiet, it's a surprise,and they read books too, just like girls. Skinny and young, like girls. They remind me of fawns. But the difference is there: the atmosphere is lighter, no seriousness about it. I'll shoot more boys."





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http://www.annecombaz.com