Willy Vanderperre

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When you have a top raft of writers like Richard Buckley, Chandler Burr, Jo-Ann Furniss, Anthony Haden-Guest, Edwin Heathcote and Glenn O’Brien crafting text alongside the imagery of Cédric Buchet, Jamie Hawkesworth, Alasdair McLellan, David Sims, Mario Sorrenti and Willy Vanderperre, that's an event. Now wrap (and warp) the whole package in the freestyle design of M/M (Paris) by Michael Amzalag and Mathias Augustyniak and you have the magazine as mass market art object.

PH Willy Vanderperre for Fantastic Man FW 11

WS: It sounds like those days at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts were quite a defining influence on your aesthetic.

Amanda Lear, Queen of the ‘70s scene, still has plenty to say about bad biopics, deceitful lovers and cougar castings

RT: Is there an artist you feel is underappreciated today?
AL: Yeah, me for instance. I sold 18 million records in the days of disco but people tend to forget that.

Neville Brody: A style that was once radical but is now a new ideal of classical

Arena Homme Plus Summer/Autumn 2010. Creative Director Neville Brody.

Miranda Kerr can't wait to wear this jacket in real life. Image via catwalking

The ever camera ready Miranda Kerr nabbed a major moment at Balenciaga SS10,

Azzedine Alaia Spring 2009 Look:PH: Willy Vanderperre, Stylist: Joe McKenna, Model:Kasia Struss

Image for Parfum Serge Lutens

TI's Art Basel Miami dance card is filling up fast. Dec 3rd is marked off for the dinner to celebrate the opening of the Miami Beach Art Photo Expo "In Fashion 07" . Staged in a 30,000 sq foot space the expo runs from Dec 2-9th and is curated by the legendary Marion de Beaupre' . It features the work of photographers Miles Aldridge, Matthew Brookes, Elaine Constantine,Christiane Draffehn, Juan Gatti, Rene Habermacher and Jannis Tsipoulanis, Seb Janiak,Jean Pierre Khazem, David Lachapelle, Serge Lutens, Ali Mahdavi, Jean Baptiste Mondino, Thierry Mugler, Michael James O'Brien, Stephane Sednaoui, David Seidner, Wing Shya, Kanjo Take, Max Vadukul, Willy Vanderperre and Ellen von Unwerth. What we're most excited about is a chance to encounter the work of Lutens. The full on fantasia that his late 60's and 70's work involves looks especially right for now and is ready for the inevitable revival. Plus Thierry Mugler's work with the his fearless vamps posed against monumental architecture is ready to be jacked by some smart young photographer. Jumping on THAT bandwagon, pronto!