Marie-Amélie Sauvé - Stylist

[MulletProof]

^i'm not really feeling that last editorial but her work is indeed fascinating, i just realised she's styled some of my recent favorite editorials.

thanks for the thread, karina [let me know if you want to replace the first posts with working images]

 

[peppi]

^ Wow! Thanks for posting peppi! You're always brilliant at scouting eds.
Does anyone know the issue of the editorial? The title? And the photographer?

I found out that the photographer is Mikael Jansson but that's all I know..

 

[1karina1]

Vogue Paris December/January 2006

Une Couture D'Avance
Photo: David Sims
Model: ?

source: scanned by me

 

[testinofan]

Nice editorial thanks

 

[1karina1]

She really explores shapes and textures.
The fifth shot of the previous editorial is sublime!

 

[testinofan]

VogueFR Feb2004
Model: Liya Kebede.
Style: Marie-Amelie Sauve.
Photographer: Mikael Jansson.

 

[testinofan]

VogueFR June1994
Model: Karen Mulder.
Photographer: Unk

 

[Monmonde]

i like her much better than carine and emmanuelle
thanks for sharing her beautiful work

 

[mariemaud]

I think I like her work
I've noticed her for a while, especially Caroline Trentini's edito
Alexandra Tomlinson's edito is completely striking, so I guess she could be growing on me!

 

[mariemaud]

Vogue Paris December/January 2006

Une Couture D'Avance
Photo: David Sims
Model: ?

Alexandra Tomlinson

 

[1karina1]

Vogue Paris February 2007

Au Futur
Photographer: Mario Testino
Model: Freja Beha Erichesen


source: scanned by tfs member Faith Akiyama

 

[peppi]

NYT Style
styled by Marie-Amelie Sauve

Personal Best The model Erin Wasson wears a Dries Van Noten dress, $1,425. Go to www.driesvannoten.be. What comes around goes around vintage t-shirt. Go to www.nyvintage.com. Maison Martin Margiela line 11 silk collar. American apparel socks. Chanel shoes.

Slam Dunk Miu Miu knit cotton mini-dress, $950. At select Miu Miu boutiques. Marni viscose-and-cotton leggings, $324. At Marni, 161 Mercer Street and Los Angeles. American Apparel socks. Maison Martin Margiela line 22 boots.

Jean Paul Gaultier sequin tunic, $1,685. At Ikram, Chicago. Ann-Sofie back shorts, $690. At Henri Bendel. American Apparel socks. Chanel shoes.

Scoring Points Maison Martin Margiela show collection silk striped top, $745. At Maison Martin Margiela, 803 Greenwich Street. Michael Kors Trompe L’oeil swimsuit, $198. At Michael Kors stores. Maxmara stretch silk drape skirt, $550. At Maxmara, Beverly Hills, Calif., and Palm Beach, Fla. Maison Martin Margiela line 11 belt. Absolute Vintage socks and shoes.

Maison Martin Margiela show collection bodice, $315, wrap shorts, $545, and skirt, $775. Absolute Vintage socks and shoes.


nytimes.com

 

[1karina1]

^ Karma peppi!
I love it when an editorial is built around one item, ie. sporty knee-high socks
Does anyone know who the photographer is?

 

[peppi]

^I think it was Nick Haymes..

 

[peppi]

i-D editorial showcasing the SS07 collection for Balenciaga.
Ph by: Paolo Roversi
Styling: Marie Amelie Sauve


scanned by J'ador-Dior

 

[mariemaud]

Another Magazine Spring 2007
The Future is Private
Photography by Alasdair McLellan; styling by Marie-Amelie Sauve


fashion_screen at livejournal.com

 

[1karina1]

Karma mariemaud! I love seeing Marie-Amelie's work from magazines other than Vogue Paris. It's interesting to note how different her work changes with different photographers and creative team

 

[mariemaud]

Karma mariemaud! I love seeing Marie-Amelie's work from magazines other than Vogue Paris. It's interesting to note how different her work changes with different photographers and creative team

thanks very interesting indeed...

 

[Pegged Wrong]

Her work sort of annoys me...if there is any story being told it is too existential for me to get. I mean, I love the clothes and the photography, but the context is too literal for me to fall in love with. Someone mentioned shape. I see that, obviously. One shoot was titled, "Action"...uh huh...it just seems so sparse and not in an allegorical way. She is just too much of a purist for me. I think that fashion has more of a mass appeal (and Lord knows I wish more people would appreciate it) if the industry gives it a palpable context, a story, an illusion, an escape...but something meaty that the viewer can really sink their teeth into. Her work just doesn't have that for me.

 

[ewening]

i really like the editorial with clemence poesy!