Just a short way off on the horizon, like a little boat sailing into view, is the fourteenth issue of Bambi Magazine. And while we wait to see what photographic gems the new issue will bring, here’s one you might have missed from issue XIII: Marsida by Pino Leone. This is one of those shoots that doesn’t try and draw you through with a narrative.…

In this week’s video round-up: a preview of the forthcoming 14th issue of Bambi Magazine, in which Sarah Stephens oozes the kind of sensual glamour that’s put her at the forefront of campaigns like Myla lingerie and Agent Provocateur; Natasha Poly does what she does best (being Natasha Poly) in black and white; Edie Campbell talks about nightmares and Greta Bellamacina reads a poem that…

It’s an intriguing feat of styling that manages to hybridize grandma stereotypes with sex kitten ones. This assimilation of styles, this cross-breed that mixes purple hair rinse and Dame Edna cateye glasses with subtly revealing semi sheer blouses and lithe long legs wrapped in suspenders stockings, is a sort of case-in-point for the fact that the what is never quite so important as the how.…

I am reduced to a excited 12 year old kid with ADHD in the presence of Ground-Zero’s collections. Spring was all cartoon mecha robots via Disney’s Bambi. Fall 2013 is a whole other futuristic universe to be explored, one where white Stormtrooper leggings and mecha-print boots co-exist with peplums and chiffon frills. The whole concept is around “the evolution of women and machinery, where femininity…

As for the story taking place in Fulvio Maiani’s shoot for Bambi issue 13, your guess is as good as mine. What does seem clear is that the couple at the center of this affair are ultra-glamorous, famous perhaps, and embroiled in the kind of tumultuous relationship that rockets them from the very depths to the highest of highs – and back again – on…

Model Elena Sartison has this sweet and perfect face that looks like it could have been drawn to life by the pen of a Japanese Manga artist. Credit where credit is due: Giuseppe Giarratana’s hair and makeup – strong, straight brows and a crisp, cropped bob with bangs – do plenty to enhance the effect. But between the model’s god-given features and the artfully applied…

It’s erotic and audacious, sensual and uncensored, silent yet rhythmical, like a performance on repeat at a Parisian burlesque bar that you can’t draw your eyes away from. In a veil of falling rain, water droplets caress model Aiste’s skin like a lover, the act of being soaked in cool water becoming an act of passion. If one can make love to an elusive thing…

It’s often referred to as one of the most romantic cities in Europe. Why? Because Venice defies urban standards, crumbles with romantic ruin, whispers constantly of the impermanence of all things. Even when overrun by swarms of tourists, those watery canals feels somehow untouched by modern life. It’s for these reasons that this much loved city is most often partnered with classic beauty. Beauty itself…

Maybe she’s that kind of girl: the kind who pulls you under with her dark eyes. The kind whose frame is slender and lithe, not because she diets or works out but because she’s too busy living life to care about food, always itching to keep moving, to keep dancing or flitting about, as if sitting down for a meal takes too much patience. She…

In presenting something of a fragmented story, Marc Rogoff doesn’t just offer up a photoshoot but rather scatters a handful of puzzle pieces at our feet and tells us to make what we will of them. A lingerie-clad beauty in what looks to be a mid-century modern home, listlessly floating from scene to scene: she might be a housewife cleaning up life’s broken moments and…