I love seeing crazy fashion snaps, I’m sure you also do, it think it makes my creative mind work. Well last night, I went through the profile of this photographer called Martin Gardner. Amazing stuff!!  I’m in love with his work. Let me share about him. Martin Gardner has worked as a fashion, beauty and celebrity portrait photographer for more than 15 years.  Based in London, Martin has an extensive portfolio which includes photographing some of the world’s most celebrated personalities from film, music, TV and sport. His work has been used for a variety of album covers, magazine covers, features and advertising campaigns.
Martin’s iconic image of Norman Cook (Fat Boy Slim) has been included in the British National Portrait Gallery’s permanent archive – the image has been used in exhibitions both at home and abroad to promote the National Portrait Gallery’s work to a younger audience. Martin also shoots moving images and has worked as a director on music promos for MTV and live broadcast interviews.
Have a look at the defined eyes, blue lips..a real nice click in my view. Then the last pic, he did not only concentrate on the model but also the back ground is thrilling with the diving scenario.
Do check out the gallery for his incredible work. I’m sure you will love it.

 Claudia Schiffer a German supermodel launched her first cashmere collection during Haute Couture fashion week in Paris with the hope of creating a lasting brand that she could pass on to her children. Claudia says “will continue modeling until they don’t want me anymore basically because I do love it very much.”

Claudia dream was to start her own brand since long time, which she finally made true proving herself once again. She loves her style of dressing with cashmere dresses and sweaters on, thus launched collection idle for working women. “Effortless chic. That is the idea of it.
Though she loves modeling but says “I want the product to live without my name so that it does not really need me. As a company, I hope it builds up over time so that one day, hopefully, I can hand it over to my children.”

The model created a joint-venture with the German maker of luxury cashmere sweaters Iris von Arnim. She invested her personal funds in the company. Her strategy of the brand is to sell to retailers in different cities on an exclusivity basis.

Schiffer’s collection included long tube black and navy blue dresses, grey oversized cardigans and cable-knit sweaters costing from 250 to 500 euro ($360-$725).

Kate the glamorous princes has impressed fashion watchers with her choice of international designers on the royal tour to Canada. For Canada Day on Friday, she was in her formal attire, wearing the cream Reiss dress she wore for her engagement and a specially designed red hat decorated with maple leaves. Kate is proving to be an emissary for British fashion, merging popular high street chains (the Reiss dress, shoes from both Hobbs and LK Bennett) and high-end luxury brands (a navy leather tote from Mulberry and a fan clutch bag from Anya Hindmarch).Her wardrobe for the tour has clothing from designers actually arriving from France, Canada, and Brazil. Her decision to wear the Queen’s own diamond, maple-leaf brooch sent out a strong message. It was a nod to Canada and an acknowledgment that Catherine is part of this historic family and that whichever corner of the world she now travels to, she is representing Her Royal Highness.