big dreams…. big sleep in!!! xxx
{Image: Tim Walker: The Snow Queen, Vogue UK, March, 2009; model: Caroline Trentini}
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ice ship
Ice beauty :: Iceberg danger…
The sculpture is the creation of rhea thierstein, art director/set designer/prop stylist who often pairs with Tim Walker (she was responsible for the mechanical dolls shoot), with the ice ship created for Vogue US.
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ship hat
This avant garde theatrical picture by Tim Walker captures the decadence and opulence of travelling on a luxury liner ~ the Titanic and the dramatics of the voyage.
{Images: Lady Grey by Tim Walker for Vogue Italia March 2010. Models ~ Stella Tennant, Imogen Morris Clarke}
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Titanic remembered
The 100th anniversary of the tragic sinking of the iconic passenger liner Titanic is being remembered in ceremonies across the globe.
{Image: “A play of white” by Tim Walker with Caroline Trentini for Vogue Italia March 2006.}
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happy new year wishes
It’s summertime here :: blue skies, sea breezes and surfing the ocean waves.
Fun is in the air!
Fabulous New Year wishes ~ I hope your dreams balloon in 2012!
I love the fairytale fantasies that Tim Walker creates!
{Image by photographer Tim Walker}
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there’s a cyclone brewing!
The Handmade’s Tale
Vogue Australia, February 2006
photographer: Tim Walker
Gemma Ward, Caroline Trentini, Lily Cole
{Image via Overlooking Mississippi}
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rain
MORE RAIN! A summer storm with thunder has just passed through.
{Image: Tim Walker, Russian Dolls. Inspired by the Victoria & Albert Museum’s exhibition on Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes.}
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Happy New Year lovelies
Tim Walker again! Aquascutum SS ‘09 campaign featuring models, sitting in the same position, dressed in various outfits, kissing…
HAPPY NEW YEAR ~ wishing you all a magical and bright 2011!
{Image via nitty gritty now}
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several swans a swooning
Patrick Wolf, singer-songwriter, with the cygnets of the Ballet West,
in the Stag Ballroom of the Mar Lodge Estate, Braemar, Scotland.
These portraits by Tim Walker accompanied the 2007 Vanity Fair article “England Made Them,” by Christopher Hitchens.
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