Ray of Inspirology: La Couture Enchantée

I always love to see Haute Couture editorials because I want to see what kind of fantasy world the photographer will create with these stunning pieces. In the latest issue of Numero, Karl Lagerfeld has done a great job with this shoot.

The images are magical and the most stunning pieces from the entire S/S 2013 Haute Couture season are showcased here. I particularly love the Dior piece, and that might have something to do with Jennifer Lawrence (she wore that to the Oscars). The entire editorial is very dreamy and it reminds me of the enhanted forest from Avatar. Of course, how can I not say how beautiful Natalia Vodianova is in these images?

What do you think?

Ray of Inspirology: Inspiration Of The Year: Natalia Vodianova

Sophia Neophitou-Apostolou has done an amazing styling job on Natalia Vodianova for this Women of the year editorial!

This spread is shot by Michelangelo Di Battista for the latest issue of Harper Bazaar's UK. Every photo in this set is simply glamorous and classy. I am loving all the gold tone outfits here and of course, my favorite will have to be the Alexander McQueen feather angel gown. I am loving how Michelangelo has put an orange tint on the photos to create a warm feeling which creates Natalia as a glowing goddess.

Truly a great set of photos for the eyes!

Ray of Inspirology: Louis Vuitton F/W 2010 Promotion Campaign

After seeing the complete photos set, I am finally convinced this Louis Vuitton F/W 2010 campaign is a beautiful masterpiece.

Shot by legendary photographer Steven Meisel, this campaign features Christy Turlington, Karen Elson and Natalia Vodianova. The setting of this shoot is taken place at a backstage and somehow it just reminds me this is the backstage of the F/W runway show. I am liking the concept of putting 3 generations of models together and the result is stunning. Because of the light setup, I feel so warm and cozy when I look at the photos.

I love this campaign as much as I love Madonna's S/S 09 promotion campaign. Great work Steven Meisel!