KIRSTIE MACLAREN

Thursday, 1 November 2012

JEWELLERY

As mentioned in previous posts, my focus is now on jewellery. Over the past year I've been creating a collection of jewellery, based on similar inspirations to that of my graduate work. In the new year, I'll have an online shop, which I'll have more information on nearer the time.

Keep your eyes peeled!

Friday, 9 March 2012

INSPIRATION.

RECENT PHOTO SHOOTS.

Although I'm focusing more on my jewellery work, I though I'd share some recent shoots that have featured my graduate work. I'm really pleased with these results.

CHAOS Magazine

Photographer: Rebecca Litchfield

Stylist: Alexis Knox

Styling Assistants: Ailie Robertson & Danielle Webber

Hair & Make up: Ami Streets

Models: Papis Loveday & Shaun Ross @ AMCK

Photographer: Carlotta De Rysky

Stylist: Giulia Meteranglis

MUA: Marta Gacka

Hair: Dorota Nowacka

Model: Yulia @ Models1

http://www.positive-magazine.com/fashion/interview-and-shooting-with-kirstie-maclaren/

Thursday, 1 March 2012

TESSA EDWARDS AW12

Another season with Tessa Edwards...here is the film for her AW12 collection, featuring the amazing model Alys Hale. Filming this was exciting and exhausting (as it went on all night!) but worth every second!

Dazed Digital interviewed Tessa about her collection, which you can read here...

I will compile another post in the near future about the accessories, with photos and descriptions but for now...here is the film.

I absolutely love working for Tessa, putting her crazy ideas together and making them a reality. Roll on SS13 (argh!)

Friday, 13 January 2012

BUILDING THE REVOLUTION.

Yesterday, I went to the Royal Academy of Arts to visit the exhibition 'Building the Revolution' before it finishes in just over a week. I have quite a bit of a thing for Constructivism, so I couldn't wait to see this!

The Buildings featured in the exhibition have been more recently photographed by Richard Pare He explores the geometric beauty of these buildings which follow the Modernist golden rule, that function should dictate form. Alongside Pare's large images are original documentations from the Schuev state museum archive, which show the buildings in their freshly constructed prime. These were really nice, I love the Russian alphabet and the type that emulates modernity. I couldn't get any photos of these small monochrome documents and my current state of frugality means it will be a while before I get the book! Definitely worth a visit! I was hoping for a few postcards but the shop didn't have any to do with this exhibition.

Here are a few of my favourite images and buildings...