The latest from Hopeless Lingerie, “GHOSTS,” is inspired by 1980s ghost movies and bad CGI. Gabrielle Adamidis explains: “The curved lines and cutouts are a subtle reference to the beams from the Ghostbusters proton packs, and the trail of spirits from the TV in Poltergeist. Other-wordly layers of sheer mesh, lace, and a few straps of course, in the signature Hopeless style.”
Clay Cavender is an American visual artist whose work blurs the boundaries of image-making and photography through a multi-media practice.
This sumptuous and sun-soaked short embodies the Velvet Canyon aesthetic and the visual impact of French new wave cinema – where Bardot meets Godard.
A moody boudoir editorial that illustrates how love can set life’s most mundane moments ablaze.
Armed with a flame-hued Chevy pickup and an assignment to cover Stagecoach, a writer/photographer duo sets out on a road trip that leads them down roads less traveled.
