ALL ARTISTS

Terry O’Neill was a photographer best known for his work produced during the 1960’s. One of the first to see the potential of youth culture and the appeal of celebrity, Terry made his career in chronicling the most iconic faces of the day, including Bridget Bardot, Kate Moss, Frank Sinatra, and Mick Jagger. Today, he is one of the most celebrated and collected photographers in the world.

Norman Parkinson is one of the most celebrated and prolific fashion photographers of all time. Starting as a society photographer in the 1930’s, Parkinson revolutionized fashion photography by bringing it out of the studio and into the streets, capturing the spirit of his subjects rather than just the trends of the time.

Chris von Wangenheim was one of the most groundbreaking fashion photographers of the 20th century. He ranked alongside Helmut Newton and Guy Bourdin in his masterful encapsulation of the 1970s zeitgeist.

Arthur Belebeau was born and raised in Paris. He was given his first polaroid camera at the age of 6, and still to this day couldn’t be without one. Arthur first started assisting Mario Testino, Robert Erdman, and Jean-Baptiste Mondino, before moving to New York City in 1995. His images are regularly published in Vanity Fair, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Elle, Marie Claire, GQ, Treats, Black Magazine, Self, Shape, Woman’s Health, among others. Arthur currently lives in Manhattan.

Paul Bellaart is an Amsterdam based photographer who studied at the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague. His work stretches across subject matters such as fashion, portraiture and life style. Mr. Bellaart has cited real people, inspiring places and coincidental circumstances as his inspirations in image making. His work has been featured in publications such as Elle, MarIe Claire, Vogue and Vanity Fair. Mr. Bellaart’s clients include Burberry, Hermes, Levi’s and Universal Music.

Born and raised in New York, Brian became a professional photographer by a less than traditional route, the former pro athlete and model caught the eye of legendary photographer Herb Ritts, who became his friend and mentor. Since then, his work has featured in numerous publications such as Vanity Fair, Esquire, GQ, Instyle and Elle. Brian’s photographic style can be described as a careful fusion of a keen technical eye with a serendipitous spirit.

André Carrara builds up his subjects like a movie lover and his work is rich in cinematic references . In the manner of Rosselini, Bergman or Bunuel, who magnified their muses in Stromboli, Personna, Belle de Jour..., Andre pays tribute to these masterpieces with wonderful pictures directly inspired from the scenes of these movies. André Carrara creates beautiful women portraits, making up a story he unfolds in each of his reportages, looking for a scenery, setting an atmosphere, choosing his heroine, imagining his mises-en-scene.’

Of Italian origin, Sylvie Castioni was born in Lyon, France. After her master degree in Arts, she moved to Paris where she was soon spotted by Monique Koutznetzoff, director of H&K Agency. Her photographs have been published in Vogue Japan, Numéro Tokyo , Dsection , Crash , Elle , Harper’s Bazaar , Vanity Fair.

Robert Farber's global recognition has been established through his books, fine art exhibitions, lectures, interviews and award-winning advertising campaigns. All in the genres of fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. Robert Farber’s style has influenced generations of photographers. His painterly, impressionistic style captures the essence of composition in every genre, including nudes, still life, landscapes and architecture.

A native New Yorker, Hartman was one of the few female Photographers who captured the celebrants of Studio 54, the most famous club in the world. She was one of the very early photographers taking her camera where nobody else wanted to: backstage at fashion shows where the real excitement was.

French photographer and director Emmanuelle ‘Emma’ Hauguel graduated from the Penninghen School in Paris, before studying at the Parson’s School of Design in New York. Immediately after graduating, Parisian fashion house Kookai commissioned her to shoot their campaigns. Editorial opportunities with Conde Nast, French Elle and Marie Claire soon followed. Hauguel made her directorial debut in 2000. With a natural transition, she seamlessly maintains her sensual and feminine sensibility between still and moving picture.

Dean Isidro, born and raised in California, draws inspiration from his upbringing near Santa Cruz, where his mother owned a hair salon. His journey in photography began with a Polaroid snapshot of his mother under the California sun, instilling a lasting passion for capturing moments. Embracing traditional film techniques, Isidro's artistic approach pushes him to create each shot with deep resonance and excitement. His work, featured in publications like Cosmopolitan and Vogue Australia, spans a diverse range of brands including Guess and Oscar De La Renta, reflecting his versatility and creative vision.

Greg Kadel is a US born photographer and filmmaker whose work is often described as a modernist take on classical imagery. For over a decade his memorable photographs have been featured in Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, W, British GQ, i-D, The Face , Numéro, Visionaire and more. Greg Kadel is respected for his unique ability to capture the true essence of his subjects. He currently spends his time working between New York, Paris and Los Angeles.

Photographer Greg Lotus' work can be found regularly in the pages of Italian Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ, L'Uomo Vogue, and W magazine.

Aside from his editorial work for major American and European publications, Lotus has shot advertising campaigns for Escada, L'Oreal, Swarovski, Cartier, Levi's, Neiman Marcus and Van Cleef & Arpels.

Patrick James Michel is a french multi-faceted photographer and voyager. His work in fashion has led him to collaborate with magazines such as Vogue Hommes, GQ, Mannër Vogue,Wad, Tank, Milk ,Junior, Jalouse, Elle, Marie-Claire, Rolling Stone, Trace, Condé Nast Traveller, Brutus (Japan), Izvestia (Russia), British Journal of photography.

Jacques Olivar’s photographic works can be found frequently in the pages of the most prestigious international fashion magazines such as: British Vogue, Italian Uomo Vogue, Spanish Vogue, French Glamour, German Vogue, Vogue Homme International, French Marie-Claire, Italian Marie-Claire, Marie-Claire Bis and Marie-Claire USA.

Alongside his editorial work, Olivar has created campaigns for: Burberry, Céline, Giorgio Armani, Givenchy, Hermès and more.

Richard Phibbs brings an artist’s eye to every photograph he takes – in advertising and editorial, fine art and his personal work. His images have appeared in major publications worldwide, including Vanity Fair, Harpers Bazaar UK, Town & Country UK, Vogue China, Paper Magazine and many more. His fine art photography is in the private collections of Bill Clinton, Ralph Lauren, Francis Ford Coppola and Michael Eisner among others.

Entering the universe of Bruno Poinsard means entering a world of resonance. His photographs honor the women who pose for him. Looking closely at Bruno Poinsard’s work the viewer understands how this photographer of beauty manages to stage promised dreams so brilliantly.

Patric Shaw is an English photographer who was born on a British Army base in Germany. Patric always had a strong inclination towards the visual arts. He studied Design, Fine Art and Painting at Curtin University in Western Australia. In 1986, Patrick started to work as a Fashion illustrator for Vogue Australia, which led him to become a photographer for the magazine. He eventually moved to Paris in 1992, where he began a career in Fashion photography, working with French, Japanese, English, German, Korean, Italian and American advertising and editorial clients.

Cleo's work was first shown publicly at a group exposition at the Louvre in 1996. Her photographs have since been shown at the Kodak-sponsored exhibition in Arles, and at the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, as part of Minds of the Mode at the International Fashion Festival in Japan and as well as in several group shows in New York. Ms. Sullivan currently resides in New York.

Photographer Antoine Verglas, born in Paris, initially embarked on a career in front of the camera, hosting a popular French television show after graduating from E.S.C. Business School.
Transitioning to fashion photography in 1990, he relocated to New York, where his documentary-style series for French Elle, featuring top models like Stephanie Seymore and Cindy Crawford in personal portraits, marked his breakthrough. This intimate approach has defined Verglas's signature style, leading to prolific work with leading fashion magazines such as Elle, Esquire, GQ, Maxim, Sports Illustrated, and Vogue.

British photographer Justin De Villeneuve is well -known for his experimental depictions of iconic faces such as Twiggy, Pattie Boyd, Marsha Hunt, and David Bowie. The manager of supermodel Twiggy between 1966 and 1973, the photographer captured the essence of the swinging 60’s in London.

Born and raised in London, Ben Watts began his career in Australia before moving to New York, attracted by the emerging hip hop and youth cultures. His bright, colorful “happy pictures” have been featured in Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, and Vogue among many others.

Born in Denmark, Kenneth Willardt honed his talents in his home country before relocating to New York and shortly thereafter making it his home. Over his career Kenneth has captured an impressive array of images that epitomize our contemporary concept of Beauty. Although his work varies in tone and subject material his finely structured compositions all possess a timeless elegance that draws us in. He is most widely known for his compelling beauty imagery.

Chiron Duong’s works are inspired by the traditional cultures of his own country of Vietnam as well as other Asain countries. Through his passion for Asain folklore and culture in general Duong translates the emotion and spirituality of the societies in each piece he does. His work represents the intersection between Eastern and Western culture. He expertly manipulates light and movement to transition his photographs between image and painting.

Adebayo Jolaoso (b. 1994) is a Nigerian fashion and contemporary photographer based in Lagos. His work, inspired by black models and the modern Nigerian perspective, focuses on the relationship of Art and Commerce while advocating for proper representation of Nigerian models and fashion. Holding a BSc in Sociology from the University of Ilorin, he has been featured in various fashion magazines and platforms including Nataal Media and Schick Magazine. Jolaoso has collaborated with brands like Lagos Fashion Week and Adidas. He draws inspiration from renowned photographers such as Mario Testino and Richard Avedon.