Eat Your Heart Out Georgia O'Keeffe: Peter Rosa's Latest Shoot Blossoms on the pages of Chic Today

We are excited to share Peter Rosa's latest story in the british magazine, CHIC TODAY. If the ancient Greeks were alive today and saw this story, we are pretty sure that they would have added an eighth category to the 7 Arts.
This one definitely gives painters out there a run for their money (see gauntlet thrown down to Ms. O'Keeffe. Oh yes--thrown down!)

Click on THIS link to see the whole story.

Peter Rosa had a great team behind him including Tonya Noland at Mark Edward Inc, Lana Chui as wardrobe stylist, as well as a hairstylist from Artmix Beauty.
And Ganna at Elite blew us away with her moves--get that girl a campaign before someone else snatches her up!

Never Frazzled, Marcqui Akins Shoots Eva Scrivo's New Salon for Vanity Fair

Building off of his love for sophisticated locations, Marcqui Akins highlights (pun very much intended) a couple pieces from the very chic new Eva Scrivo Salon, for Vanity Fair this month. A teaser below--full story here.

Aron Norman's Zink Magazine Fashion Shoot: Ray of Light

They say zinc is a great vitamin to take to ward off a cold. Thankfully, spring is almost here but just to be on the safe side, a good dose of zinc isn't a bad idea ESPECIALLY when it is in the form of photographer Aron Norman's newest fashion shoot for ZINK Magazine.

Be sure to pick up a copy of his shoot in Zink Magazine this month to ward off any last minute sniffles and prepare yourself for some critical Spring Fashion.

The Fine Art of Capturing a Poet and the Epic Feat of Peter Ross

Artists, like art, are a tricky lot to pin down. The best kind always hang a little crooked on the wall as if rebelling against being put on display and being asked to sit quietly in the space designated for them.
Like John Giorno, they are not content with a label of "poet," "painter," or even the less common trade of "candlestick maker." Thankfully, armed with a lens, Peter Ross was able to draw us a picture of the artist, Giorno in-between his poetry, painting, and performances.
And, as you can see from the portrait, he is hung--just as we expected--a bit crooked in his frame.