Saturday 28 August 2010
SK Collection
Recently a very good friend and a very talanted designer launched his new Mens Collection in New York. Saran Kohli is the son of the well known Mani Kohli who is the master mind behind of Khubsurat in Green Street.
And now Saran has expanded into what he does best... MENS WEAR! I am very excited to see this collection as from what I know of Saran he is an innovative forward thinking designer and definately hes mens collection will be one to watch out for. !
Add him on twitter https://twitter.com/sarankohli and even facebook! http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/saran.kohli?ref=ts
Props to one of my favs up and coming designers!
**** CHECK HIM OUT HERE ! : http://www.sarankohli.com/ ******
Link to site : www.khubsooratcollection.com
And now Saran has expanded into what he does best... MENS WEAR! I am very excited to see this collection as from what I know of Saran he is an innovative forward thinking designer and definately hes mens collection will be one to watch out for. !
Add him on twitter https://twitter.com/sarankohli and even facebook! http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/saran.kohli?ref=ts
Props to one of my favs up and coming designers!
**** CHECK HIM OUT HERE ! : http://www.sarankohli.com/ ******
Sunday 22 August 2010
Published
I worked with a very talented Miliner called Uma Turan on her new hat collection in the summer of 2010. Her work and some of my styling were feature in RETRO Magazine see link here:
http://www.issuu.com/theretrocollective/docs/retro_issue_five_final_18_aug
Friday 20 August 2010
Promo Shoot : Kazz Kumar
Recently worked with a very talented singer called Kazz Kumar on music video and promo shoot.
As well as being the most down to hearth and amazingly beautiful girl ever her voice is amazing!
Here are her details check her out !
On the team we had Kaniz Ali make up artist, an amazingly talented business and make up artist/woman her sweet assistant Sophia, Prince Singh photographer he was definitely cool and very talented too and Harry Sona a funny geeza who did all the video related stuff!
As well as being the most down to hearth and amazingly beautiful girl ever her voice is amazing!
Here are her details check her out !
On the team we had Kaniz Ali make up artist, an amazingly talented business and make up artist/woman her sweet assistant Sophia, Prince Singh photographer he was definitely cool and very talented too and Harry Sona a funny geeza who did all the video related stuff!
Here are a few sneek peak pix
Artist - Kazz Kumar - www.kazzkumar.com
Photography - Prince Singh www.princesingh.com
Styling - Nasima Ahmed www.nasimastyling.com
Make up - Kaniz Ali www.kanizmakeup.com
Photography - Prince Singh www.princesingh.com
Styling - Nasima Ahmed www.nasimastyling.com
Make up - Kaniz Ali www.kanizmakeup.com
Shoot with luc coiffait
Worked with talented photographer Luc on a shoot for Beef Eater gin images will soon be in two magazines and in an exhibition
SNEAK PEAK !
Luc's Site: www.luccoiffait.com
SNEAK PEAK !
Luc's Site: www.luccoiffait.com
Creative Shoot With Aneesa and Gabriele
Creative shoot with my two fav creatives
MUA : Aneesa Ishmael
PHOTOGRAPHER: Gabriel Thomas Wood
MUA : Aneesa Ishmael
PHOTOGRAPHER: Gabriel Thomas Wood
Published: Asian Woman Magazine
I was was approached to work with FK CREATIVES two lovely girls, FARRAH and KIRAN a MUA and photographer combo. We worked on a shoot for Asian Woman magazine at the beginning of the year.
HERE ARE THE RESULTS :
Stylist: Moi
Photographer: FK CREATIVES - http://www.fkcreatives.com
MUA: FK CREATIVES
http://www.fkcreatives.com
Model: Iky Kareema
Jewelry- Mezmerise.co.uk
Clothes - flairdesignz.co.uk
Blog Asian Fashion Blog Interview
A really lovely blogger from Asian fashion approached to to do a small interview on fashion styling. Some awesome questions.
Here is the link
Enjoy!
http://asianfashionblog.co.uk/2010/04/insight-into-fashion-industry-stylist.html
And here is the text from the blog
If you fancy yourself a career in fashion, your first two thoughts might be "designer" and "model" but a whole lot more goes into the catwalk shows and gorgeous editorials that you see in the magazines. Unless you count writing this blog, I haven't worked in the fashion industry and like anyone else I love getting a behind-the-scenes look at what goes on. So when freelance stylist Nasima Ahmed got in touch with me I had plenty of questions for her about her job!
what are the main skills involved in doing your job (other than a good eye for fashion!)
Being able to understand what the client wants, being able to create something from scratch is always a good advantage, sometimes clients want one off pieces that no one else will have and it helps to have the skill to know how to quickly make something. Being able to work with different types of creative people is important, a lot of times you might have clashing opinions on things and its always important to know when to draw the line.
Describe an average working day
Depending on the project, if I am given a brief from a client I will spend a couple of days prepping the idea, giving feedback, sourcing props and specific bits for the shoot/ event. Then on the shoot its pretty much working with the creative team to get the achieved look!
what's the most enjoyable part about your job?
Not knowing where I’m going to be next, doing freelance styling means that I'm flexible to move around to new and exciting places and it also means I get to meet all types of people. Last week I did a talk on styling to fashion students on a fashion course, the week before I was shooting on the streets of East London and the shoot before I was shooting in a national park! The possibilities are endless! There are different parts to styling, there’s commercial styling which is more advertising which is really great fun, then there’s editorial which is more creative, personal styling with individuals, there’s so many different areas that I work with that I'm blessed to work in all areas.
what's the most challenging aspect?
Hmm maybe the long working hours, some shoots can start really early and last up 15 hours depending on how intense it is or if the client is not happy with the results you need to keep going till it is!
do you have any tips for all the budding stylists out there on how to get started?
Get work experience with a fashion stylist, do internship with a magazine, possibly do a fashion or styling course.
Here is the link
Enjoy!
http://asianfashionblog.co.uk/2010/04/insight-into-fashion-industry-stylist.html
And here is the text from the blog
If you fancy yourself a career in fashion, your first two thoughts might be "designer" and "model" but a whole lot more goes into the catwalk shows and gorgeous editorials that you see in the magazines. Unless you count writing this blog, I haven't worked in the fashion industry and like anyone else I love getting a behind-the-scenes look at what goes on. So when freelance stylist Nasima Ahmed got in touch with me I had plenty of questions for her about her job!
what are the main skills involved in doing your job (other than a good eye for fashion!)
Being able to understand what the client wants, being able to create something from scratch is always a good advantage, sometimes clients want one off pieces that no one else will have and it helps to have the skill to know how to quickly make something. Being able to work with different types of creative people is important, a lot of times you might have clashing opinions on things and its always important to know when to draw the line.
Describe an average working day
Depending on the project, if I am given a brief from a client I will spend a couple of days prepping the idea, giving feedback, sourcing props and specific bits for the shoot/ event. Then on the shoot its pretty much working with the creative team to get the achieved look!
what's the most enjoyable part about your job?
Not knowing where I’m going to be next, doing freelance styling means that I'm flexible to move around to new and exciting places and it also means I get to meet all types of people. Last week I did a talk on styling to fashion students on a fashion course, the week before I was shooting on the streets of East London and the shoot before I was shooting in a national park! The possibilities are endless! There are different parts to styling, there’s commercial styling which is more advertising which is really great fun, then there’s editorial which is more creative, personal styling with individuals, there’s so many different areas that I work with that I'm blessed to work in all areas.
what's the most challenging aspect?
Hmm maybe the long working hours, some shoots can start really early and last up 15 hours depending on how intense it is or if the client is not happy with the results you need to keep going till it is!
do you have any tips for all the budding stylists out there on how to get started?
Get work experience with a fashion stylist, do internship with a magazine, possibly do a fashion or styling course.
An Old one ... I just fouind from Black Hair and Beauty Magazine
Styling : Nasima
Make up : Amira Rose
Hair : Charlotte Mensah
Shoot with creatives
Another shoot.
It was a great theme.
See images attached!
Photography: Jaypp
MUA : Suki Miles
Styling : Me
What have I been upto ..
I was approached by Magazine in Bahrain to do a shoot
Shout Confidential Magazine July 2010.
Make Up: Victoria
Photography: Ksenia Blash
Miliner: Uma Turan
Fashion Assistant: Alyssa Sanders
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