Work: Waltz Darling -Tim Walker

 

Remember I was telling you about some of my dreams came true. Well this was one of them.

 

  

   

Waltz Darling

Houghton Hall, Yorkshire

Love Magazine AW 2012

Photography: Tim Walker ~ Fashion Editor: Katie Grand ~ Set Design: Rhea Thierstein

Models: Lady Rose Hanbury ~Lady Elizabeth Longman ~ Kate Moss ~Marlon Richardson

I had the great pleasure of helping Rhea Thierstein make props for this shoot with Tim Walker. 

As you all probably know I am a great fan of both their work, especially the work they do together. 

So this really was a dream come true for me

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Amongst other things I was doing a lot of plaster casting, painting giant frames and meeting some very lovely people. 

Speacial Thanks to Rhea, Sophie and Lucy for giving me this amazing opportunity. 

You all need to go out and buy this issue of Love. 

The Waltz Darling spread holds some wonderful historical information and the magazine includes this beautiful shoot with the Downtown Abbey girls, who also grace three different covers ( I got the Lady Sybil). 

Money very well spent. 

Press: Love Magazine- TRASH by Mario Testino

My very own vintage 1950's black pleated tulle skirt photographed by Mario Testino for Love magazine Issue 7 S/S 2012.

It has been worn by Natalia Vodianova and Rosie Huntington Whiteley, and has shared pages with Kate Moss, Lara Stone and Beyonce! Lucky skirt.

One day I will show you the skirt in it's traditional 1950's glory but for now I will let you enjoy it as the fabulous Panos Yiapanis intended.

A very special thanks to Helen Rendell for making use of my weird and wonderful collection of Vintage.

You can see more images from this shoot here. I would highly advice buying this addition of Love as it has some amazing shoots inluding my new favourite ' The Origins Of Monsters' by Tim Walker.

It also has Lindsay Lohan looking like a smokin hot femme fatale, Karen Elson in a Prada archive shoot, a Busby Berkeley style story for Louis Vuitton, and a hauntingly beautiful White story entitled 'Cold Summer'.

Money well spent!