Mario Testino

Photographer Mario Testino captures models  Lara Stone and Kate Moss for Love magazine Issue 7.Read Full Story

Quote: In the first-ever Hollywood Issue cover shoot from Vanity Fair contributing photographer Mario Testino, a bevy of Hollywood’s most precocious beauties lounge across a three-panel foldout—including two new Oscar nominees. The Art Deco set was designed to evoke the all-white, Jazz Age interiors of English decorator Syrie Maugham, whose clients included Bunny Mellon, Elsa Schiaparelli, and the Duchess of Windsor; V.F.’s fashion and style director, Jessica Diehl, put the...Read Full Story

We ♥ Versace Mo: Madonna   Ph: Mario Testino   Versace Gianni Versace once said, "I don't understand those who are professionally cultured. I like pop culture, the culture that doesn't need to show off." This surely has something to do with why we love Versace. Why we really love Versace. The bold, evocative vision of Gianni brings to mind a life of luxury on exotic beaches, villas and dance floors. The mythical planet where Madonna dances, Elton John throws a tantrum and...Read Full Story

It’s here!  Vanity Fair’s 18th annual Hollywood Issue, featuring cover girls Jessica Chastain, Rooney Mara, Jennifer Lawrence and Mia Wasikowska (I didn’t even recognize her).  VF‘s style director, Jessica Diehl put the gals in fluid satin gowns to pose against a backdrop of Jazz Age decor inspired by Syrie Maugham, whose clients included The Duchess [...]Read Full Story

It must really suck to be Kristen Stewart. I mean given her perma-grouchy demeanor, dour face, and depressingly sulky shoulders, she’s got it rough. Never mind that the Twilight actress is currently in Paris, where she’s doing a multi-day photo shoot for Vanity Fair with internationally renown photographer Mario Testino. There were, you know, people there. That she was supposed to interact with a little bit. That’d make any sensible person cranky. Nevertheless, Kristen does look lovely...Read Full Story