Hedi Slimane’s campaigns are the kind that do well to create a mood rather than any glossy depiction of the clothing. His pre-fall 2013 campaign for Saint Laurent is very much in line with that trademark style: moody, black and white, and styled for a rock-chic vibe with Freja Beha Erichsen sporting her still popular 2013 hairstyle of messy waves and bangs along with the…

Mixing up the styling with punkish smokey eyes, red stilettos and a floral appliquéd dress is the May 2013 issue of Vogue Paris. But it’s not so much the what that will generate interest as the who. Vogue Paris’ new issue features Freja Beha Erichsen, “who has been absent from the magazine since August 2011 and the runway since Spring/Summer 2012, shot by Inez &…

Androgyny has always been a source of interest and intrigue. But as society's boundaries have changed, so too have the masculine-feminine boundaries blurred. From ambiguous sexual and physical attributes evolving to a more relaxed stance on gender-blurring fashion, we look at the changing face of androgyny - and how women's fashion is taking a masculine turn for spring.

Freya Beha Erichsen seems to be keeping something of a low profile these days. But while we don’t see as much of her as we’d like, this campaign for Harry Winstone’s holiday 2012 collection – filled with elegant diamond necklaces, earrings and rings – is a welcome appearence.

Change is good as a holiday, so they say, and to extend the maxim you might add that drastic change for a model is as good as a new career. Occasionally that change comes by way of body shape or age or styling. More often than not, it comes down to hair. Much like Anja Rubik or Freja Beha Erichsen suddenly rocketed into the spotlight…

Cara Delevingne has killer cheekbones, a knack for bed hair, and she never – ever – looks like she’s trying. A combination like that means fame is bound to tap you on the shoulder – not to mention high street brands like Zara looking to borrow a piece of that casual appeal. Casual being a key word here as Delevingne appears in Zara’s more laid…

Black and white moody images are not what you might expect from high street stores like Zara, but their fall 2012 campaign is certainly more about the mood than the clothes. Freja Beha Erichsen makes a return to the spotlight in the campaign, mixing her more androgynous look up with soft styling and messy, indie bangs.

The little seen Freja Beha Erichsen is softly unbuttoned for the launch of Valentino’s Valentina Assoluto (‘Valentina Absolute’) scent.

South Korean label 8ight Seconds wins us over for their use of models Freja Beha Erichsen and Jaco van den Hoven, who work particularly well together in this fun spring 2012 campaign video. Being largely absent from the last runway season, Freja is one model whose face we’ve been missing. And we can’t imagine many people making drop-crotched polka-dot pants and mismatched Converse look quite…