For some reason, any picture imitating Baroque style clothing has an elegant feel to it. The photography was taken by Jimmy Backius for Elle Magazine Sweden.
This clever advertisement by Mohanad Shuraideh is for the Burjuman shopping center. Shuraideh meshes shopping bags together to create the woman's dress. It's a not so subtle hint at how much shopping you will do there.
This photo is part of a series by Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud for a Spring fashion feature for XLR8R Magazine.
This may date back to 2008, but there are some great patterns featured here by Vogue. It was shot by famous photographer Steven Meisel.
This is one of the better Alice in Wonderland tributes that have sprouted up since the release of the Tim Burton re-make. Antonia Yordanova and Momchil Hristov have teamed up to create this amazing fantasy world with model Elizabeth@Ivet Fashion.
Kattaca is a creative stylist and art director who re-created paintings of Austrian artist Gustav Klimt in a series called 'La esencia de Klimt'.
One of his most famous paintings, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I, was re-created above. The painting was one of the most expensive in the world, which sold for over $140 million.
Lady Gaga would be jealous of the hair stylings by CuldeSac and Studio Marisol for the Boisbuchet Workshops. In this current edition of Boisbuchet Workshops CuldeSac and Studio Marisol will be using human hair as their working and inspirational raw material. Find out more at Yatzer.
A very interesting hair styling captured by Marizio Fantini.
It's amazing what kind of art people will make.
A great series of fashion photographs that look like paintings.
