Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 October 2012

Work: Bright Light x2




Dresses: Kate Wallis
Shoes: M&M Direct



Styled Bright Light, Bright Light for their tour supporting the Scissor Sisters at 02 Leeds Academy recently.

Check them out HERE!


Sunday, 8 April 2012

Sneak Peek: Rokit Recycled SS12





Last month I styled the Rokit Vintage 'Recycled' SS12 lookbook. Here's a sneak peek at some of the looks. More info about the range and the shoot to come soon...

Wednesday, 11 January 2012

Work: Delphian

Photographer: Merry P
Stylist: Jacqueline Anyanwu
Model: Hannah Marshall @ Profile
MUA: Chantal Graham






A few shots and (outtakes I loved) from a shoot I styled a while back for SYN's December issue...

How amazing is the crucifix cape by my designer friends PLAQUE?

You can find the full feature HERE.


J x

Wednesday, 30 November 2011

New Work: En Vie




Stylist: Jacqueline Anyanwu
Model: Magda @ Just
Hair & Make-Up: Mutsumi Shibara




Here's a editorial I styled for En Vie Magazine called 'can't beat a classic'.

You can find the full shoot here.

What do you guys think?

xx

Tuesday, 11 October 2011

Platform Princess x Rokit

 
Model: Agnieszka @ MaxModels
Styling: Jacqueline Anyanwu
Photography: Daniella Maiorano
Art Direction: Jacqueline Anyanwu & Daniella Maiorano
Make-Up: Carlota Pardo
Hair: Tanja Nagy







So here's a few images from a shoot I did a couple of weeks ago for Rokit Vintage- shot by my talented girl Daniella.

We had so much fun shooting five looks showcasing my interpretation of their AW11 trends. Everything from the shoot is available at Rokit now!

Whaddya think?

Full feature here.

Friday, 11 March 2011

Decay & Decadence


Photography by Cristine Leone
Art Direction & Styling: Melissa Carew
Stylist Assistant: Jacqueline Anyanwu
Hair & Make Up: Mira Parmar
Model: Andrea Chovanova @ M+P Models


''This dark, moody, avant-garde tale nods to 1930′s surrealist movies and 1980s hammer horror production. Using the Chapel as a backdrop we explore the relationship between decay and decadence.''


So here's the result of the shoot I assisted on (here) for Trendland. I'm really happy with the result, as the art direction and photography beautifully captured the gothic setting of the derelict chapel. Check out the full feature here.

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