In his post about Collection magazine Daniel defined new media as being an attitude, not a format. Bambi magazine’s mantra of allowing its artists full creative freedom, of ignoring the line between fashion and art, ring true to that definition. And their 6th issue once again shows they mean it. A sensual feast of works from different creative teams there’s much to be engrossed in…

The avant garde styling of Raphaelle Marshall and gorgeous black and white photography of Stefano Brunesci make this shoot for Bambi Magazine simple yet striking. Model Sophie Allen is transformed from demure mademoiselle to rock chic in hot pants to little Indian girl in a feathered headpiece.

The word pretty seems somehow inadequate in describing model Claudia Dolez, whose gorgeousness is amplified and intensified in some inexplicable way by the black and white photography of Lucie Bremeault. Dolez’s nose is delicately angular, with eyes as clear as crystal and brows as strong as 150 proof rum. Bremeault’s shoot – for issue 14 of Bambi Magazine – emanates sensuality and attitude, with styling…

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.…

The release of a new Bambi Magazine issue is always an occasion to jump upon with some sense of enthusiasm and anticipation. Issue XIII is certainly no exception, filled with wondrous imagery that you could lose yourself in. We’ll be taking a look at some of the shoots from the issue shortly, but in the meantime you can view the cover – an intriguing shot…

Styling reaches another plane of greatness when it comes into harmony with its surroundings. Context creates romance, both visually and thematically. Our vision of what a place should be aligns with how we feel when we dress the part, like we’re the protagonist of a movie from a golden age before our time. In this beautiful shoot by Daniela Rettore, layers of luxe fabrics camouflage…

I’ll disclaim from the outset that the title of this post is inaccurate: “best”, when it comes to any form of art, is subjective. There’s no right or wrong on what can be called the best when it comes to fashion shoots, but there’s only so much you can explain in a title so I’ll say it here instead. There are certain editorials that stand…

That Malina Corpadean counts academia and an inner fascination with art history amoung the influences on her aesthetic style should come as no surprise. Her latest shoot for issue 12 of Bambi Magazine is executed with a studied, near mathematical precision, suggesting that someone with a mind for fine art is behind the lens engineering every shot. Someone to whom composition is as important as…

Vivienne Mok‘s butter-soft aesthetic and bridal whites are two things that go perfectly hand in hand. As with all of Mok’s work, though, this isn’t the Bride in all her pampered, glossy glory. She’s enveloped in a dreamy haze of light, and as the shoot wears on her high necks and long trains shorten, her layers of lace are peeled away, her tightly braided hair…

When we posted Igor Oussenko’s shoot for Bambi, we mentioned there was a video to go with it. Well here it is. The video doesn’t just capture the behind-the-scenes workings of the shoot, but also captures the movement of the wind in silk, Natalya Rassadnikova poses, and the beautiful plays of light.