Our new face, Nemanja Maksic, becomes the face of cult Korean designer, Juun.J., for FW 2013 — photographed by Josh Olins. Lest you forget, Maksic comes off a stellar SS 2014 menswear show season, walking for Dior Homme, Dries Van Noten, Bottega Veneta, Valentino, and yes, Juun.J. See two additional shots, after the jump.
Inside Interview’s landmark September issue, our Saskia de Brauw, Stella Tennant, and Kristen McMenamy pose for Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott. Karl Lagerfeld speaks on de Brauw, while Olivier Theyskens enthuses on McMenamy, and J.W. Anderson comments on Tennant’s intellectual side. See the remaining shots, after the jump.
Wearing Chanel haute couture, Linda Evangelista’s iconic visage lands Interview’s hallmark September issue, shot by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott. Evangelista was styled by Ludivine Poiblanc, hair by Malcom Edwards, and makeup by Lucia Pieroni. After the jump, see the cover photo in its full glory.
Refinery 29 profiles our Trish Goff as one of New York’s most stylish realtors. Goff chats with Annie Georgia Greenberg about her transition from modeling to become a real estate agent with Elliman and her love for architecture.
For T magazine’s fall 2013 issue, our founder — David Bonnouvrier — speaks with journalist Jessica Lustig about DNA’s storied past. It all started in 1959 when Bonnouvrier’s great aunt launched her Parisian agency in the living room of her apartment. Icons Anita Pallenberg, Nico, Veruschka, and Anna Karina called the Catherine Harlé modeling agency home. Fast forward to the mid-90s when Bonnouvrier and his father, Jerome, founded DNA Models. Linda Evangelista and Stella Tennant speak about our agency and David in the piece as well, which you can read in the link below.
Fall is near with Julia Nobis’ September issue cover for W Magazine Korea, photographed by Santiago & Mauricio. Stylist, Ethel Park, dressed Nobis in a strong black-and-maroon Gucci FW 2013 look.
Grunge continues its return with Dree Hemingway’s latest cover for Interview Germany’s September issue — shot by Sebastian Faena.
In what is a knockout spread for Maria Bradley, the Windy City-native displays her versatility inside Vogue Australia’s September issue. Bradley was photographed in the Clint Eastwood-inspired spread by Will Davidson with styling by Jillian Davison.
