VMan’s Fall Faces

VMAN’s FALL 2008 issue hits newsstands this week featuring their first model search winner shot by Hedi Slimane on the cover. This will be the first issue since it announced they’re going quarterly. You only have to wait until mid October to see the next one featuring this year’s TV heartthrob that everyone is “gossiping” about on the cover!

(Harry Treadaway)

In addition to their new faces for Fall, VMAN 11 also includes profiles on rising actors Harry Treadaway (who co stars with Bill Murray in October’s City Of Ember) and Matthew Beard (upcoming films include Hippie Hippie Shake with fellow Brits Sienna Miller & Max Minghella and An Education, written by Nick Hornsby).

(Harry Treadaway)

There’s also a spread on Kanye West’s upcoming clothing line Pastelle — he has a little help from friends like Rhianna and Lupe Fiasco who model the designs!

On newsstands now.
-Greg

Happy Bday Leigh!

Happy Birthday Woman!

(Gap Ad. Featured in Elle, Aug 2008)

Last night Misshapes DJ, Leigh, threw a great Birthday bash at the Rose Bar in the Gramercy Park Hotel. I wish her a very happy birthday… how gorgeous is her GAP ad?
-Greg

Misshapes.com.

Wonderland MakeOver

New art direction for Wonderland

(Wonderland’s September 08 Issue drops in Europe this week)

Wonderland’s spirit of “young London cool” will always be found inside the pages, however its graffiti text is replaced by a new sophistication and huge star power (the incomparable Julianne Moore).

Also inside, look out for gorgeous images of Josh Peck and Olivia Thirlby in their 90’s tribute to getting stoned in the Summer and listening to B.I.G. — their film, The Wackness, hits UK shores at the end of August.
-Greg

POP magazine

POP’s New Autumn Covers

CONCEPT/STYLING/CASTING: MIUCCIA PRADA
PHOTOGRAPHY: SEBASTIAN FAENA
SITTINGS EDITOR: KATIE GRAND

Dancing Queen

This weekend at the cinema is all about Heath Ledger. The Dark Knight is receiving rave reviews from the top critics (EW.com).

(Heath Ledger, Dark Knight)

Our editorial department screened it earlier this week and our one tip is to see it in IMAX for the jaw dropping scenes of the city. You actually feel like you’re flying with Batman. That being said, apart from the amazing Heath Ledger performance, there’s a whole lot of action without the strong story of the first Christopher Nolan installment. So….for more summer fun, and until you can get into the IMAX theater, spend your time with a singing dancing Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia.

(Amanda Seyfried, Mamma Mia)

(Meryl Streep)

I think the film isn’t getting the raves of Batman, but I had a lot more fun watching Amanda Seyfried and Dominic Cooper in Greece. And nothing tops Christine Baranski!
-Greg