Patricia Van Der Vliet LOTTA VOLKOVA Karolina Kurkova MISSY RAYDER Grey magazine

Grey magazine - rare & hard to find, and in mint condition - still sealed in original publisher's plastic. 

Cover is PATRICIA VAN DER VLIET.

Fashion editorials modeled by -

Georgina Stojiljkovic by Sarah Moon, 12 pages

Patricia van der Vliet by Ellen Von Unwerth, 14 pages

Hannelore Knuts by Yelena Yemchuck, 14 pages

Missy Rayder by Beau Grealy, 12 pages

Louise Pedersen by Alesisio Bolzoni, 14 pages

Hannah Holman by  Catherine Servel

Anaïs Pouliot by Peppe Tortora, 16 pages

Karolina Kurkova by Chadwich Tayler, plus 20 page photo shoot.

Pauline van der Cruysse by Arnaud Pyvka, 20 pages

Anu Koski & Lotte Tuinstra by Kastuhiko Kimura, 8 pages.

Beauty - 

Melodie Monrose by Peppe Tortora, 8 pages

Imogen Morris Clarke by Greg Harris, 8 pages

Designers - 

Charles Anastase - Victoire Maçon Dauxerre by Jacques Habbah, 10 pages.

Fashion editorials photographed by - Sarah Moon, Chadwick Tyler, Ellen von Unwerth, Peppe Tortora, Valentina Ilardi, Yelena Yemchuk, David M. D’Ingeo, Alessio Bolzoni, Beau Grealy, Arnaud Pyvka, Katsuhiko Kimura, Toby McFarlan Pond, Catherine Servel. 

Essays by - Aaron Akira and Marvin Terban. 

The Maxxi by Angelo Turetta. 

Poetry by - Maureen N. McLane, Billy Collins, Ron Padgett, Guido Cavalcanti, Gary Soto, Angelo Flaccavento, Mark DeCarteret, Nicky Piscitelli. 

Fiction by Antonio Fian, Penny Simpson, Daniel Area Wakahisa, Julian Gough, Brantly Martin.

Exteriors by Eric Nehr.

Illustrations by - Aurore de La Morinerie, Daniel Egneus, Florence Manlik, Zoe Taylor, Jenny Mortsell.

Contributors -

Aaron Ayscough is the author of the natural wine blog Not Drinking Poison In Paris. Before moving to Paris in 2009, he worked as a wine director and sommelier for acclaimed chefs / restaurateurs Mario Batali and Nancy Silverton in Los Angeles.

Akira Haneishi is a stylist born in Tokyo. He has contributed to numerous Japanese and international publications. He is currently based in Paris.

Alessio Bolzoni is an Italian photographer. He has contributed to numerous international publications. In 2001, he published N. 20 Fotografie. His photographs are always "in motion"--yet sharp and in focus. Alessio Bolzoni lives in Milan.

Angelo Flaccavento is an independent fashion writer based in Italy. He works out of Sicily, where he still lives, traveling most of the time. He is a contributing editor to many international publications. Angelo Flaccavento is known for his methodical and monastic sartorial tendencies, lifestyle and writing style. Angelo Turetta is an Italian photographer. He began with photographing the avant-garde theater of the 1970's. He contributes reportage photos and portraits to many newspapers around the world. He pays particular attention to social issues, with a constant eye on Rome. In 2001 Angelo Turetta won first prize at World Press Photo.

Anne Maniglier is a photographer and editor. She divides her time between France and India, where she has been working with emerging Indian artists on the development of their careers.

Antonio Fian was born in Klagenfurt, Austria in 1957 and has lived for thirty years in Vienna. He reinvented the genre of the mini-drama and regularly publishes witty, satirical mini-dramas focusing on politics and culture. His oeuvre also includes a novel, volumes of poetry and a quantity of short stories.

Arnaud Pyvka is a photographer, art director, and filmmaker based in Paris. He has shot for numerous international publications and is the Art Director for some of the most well known international brands. Arnaud Pyvka is the Editor-in-Chief of Double Magazine.

Aurore de La Morinerie is a Parisian illustrator. She began her career as a fashion designer before spending years studying Chinese calligraphy. She has since worked for numerous French fashion houses and contributed to numerous French and international publications.

Beau Grealy is a photographer born in Sydney, Australia. He has contributed to multiple fashion magazines. The atmosphere he creates with his photography is distant and sophisticated. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.

Billy Collins is a Distinguished Professor of English at Lehman College of the City University of New York and a Distinguished Fellow of the Winter Park Institute at Rollins College. He served as United States Poet Laureate 2001-2003. His latest collection is Horoscopes for the Dead (Random House, 2011).

Catherine Servel is a New York based photographer. She pursued her first love, painting, at Atelier Met de Penninghen, where she discovered photography. She has since shot for numerous international publications. Catherine Servel is currently working on her first monograph.

Chadwick Tyler is a Brooklyn based photographer. His evocative images are unmistakable for their representation of young women longing for release from the mundane. His photography challenges contemporary notions of beauty by celebrating innocence and vulnerability. Chadwick Tyler has shot for numerous publications and is currently preparing for his next gallery show.

Chandramohan is an Indian artist. His aim is to show the purity, truth and reality in human beings using the images of gods and goddesses. His first European show takes place in Paris, May 2011, at Galerie Albert Benamou.

Daniel Area Wakahisa is a Brazilian / Japanese writer born in São Paulo. He teaches Fashion Journalism and Hat Making at Istituto Europeo di Design. He speaks four and a half languages but prefers to write in English, on his Olivetti Lettera 22. He now resides in Rome.

Daniel Egnéus was born in Sweden. He spent twenty years between Prague, London, Berlin, Bologna and Rome. He now lives in Milan . He has worked on numerous ad campaigns. He has illustrated many books, including several books of poems by Aleksander Puskjin. Daniel Egnéus is the inventor of the style "Quotidiano-Straordinario." He has no formal education.

David M. D'Ingeo is a French / Italian actor and artist. He was born in Lyon and has lived in Rome, Los Angeles, Berlin and, now, Paris. He is self taught in all the arts. He has exhibited in 12 group shows in Berlin and Paris.

Ellen von Unwerth is a photographer born in Frankfurt. She has refined an unmistakable photographic language. She is renown for her distinctly sensual and playful version of fashion and beauty. She has published numerous books, the most recent being Fraulein (Taschen). She has exhibited in New York, Paris, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Moscow, London and Berlin. Ellen von Unwerth is based in Paris.

Eric Nehr is a photographer who lives and works in Paris. He divides his time between art photography and fashion. His work is marked by his sensitivity to color, texture and beauty. Eric Nehr's next exhibition will be at the Anne Barrault Gallery in Paris, on May 7th, 2011.

Florence Manlik is a Parisian illustrator. She draws daily, continuing her research of "pure drawing." Her work is never premeditated. Drawing is her spiritual vehicle. Florence Manlik has collaborated with luxury and fashion brands, musicians and fashion publications.

Gary Soto is a poet and writer with a large audience among young readers. The Gary Soto Literary Museum is located in Fresno, California. He was born in Fresno and now lives in Berkeley.

Greg Harris is a fashion and portrait photographer born in New Zealand. He has contributed to numerous fashion magazines and shot multiple album covers. He lives in New York City.

Jacques Habbah is a Paris based photographer. His early work focused on the culture of raves and techno parties. His style was developed, in part, due to a ten year collaboration with Maison Martin Margiela. He has since collaborated with multiple publications and fashion brands.

Jenny Mörtsell is from Stockholm. After graduating with a masters degree in fine arts from Konstfack University she has been commissioned for numerous ad campaigns and contributed to a diverse roster of publications. She is known for her signature pencil drawings. Jenny Mörtsell lives in New York City.

Julian Gough is an Irish novelist and humorist. He is the author of Juno & Juliet (Doubleday) and Jude: Level 1 (Old Street Publishing). While a student in Galway he was in the band Toasted Heretic. Julian Gough lives in Berlin.

Katsuhiko Kimura is a Japanese photographer. He discovered his passion for photography while working at ICP in New York. He has collaborated with many international publications and fashion brands. His esoteric photography blends multiple elements seamlessly. Katsuhiko Kimura is currently based in Tokyo. 

Lotta Volkova Adam is a designer and stylist born in Vladivostok, Russia. In 2003 she launched her menswear label, Lotta Skeletrix. She has contributed to numerous international fashion publications. Lotta Volkova Adam lives in Paris.

Marina Burini is a French / Italian stylist. She began her career as a film producer and actress before working for a vast number of international publications. She is known for her instinctual, feminine and emotional style. Marina Burini is based in New York.

Mark DeCarteret is a poet based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. His work has appeared in numerous anthologies. In 2009 he was selected as the seventh Poet Laureate of Portsmouth. He is the co-editor of Under the Legislature of Stars--62 New Hampshire Poets (Oyster River Press). Mark DeCarteret's next book, Flip (Finishing Line Press), will be released in May.

Marvin Terban has been called "a master of wordplay." He has been teaching English, Latin and other subjects at the Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School on the Upper West Side of Manhattan for the past forty-eight years. He has written thirty-five books on various aspects of the English language for young readers. Three of his Scholastic books--Dictionary of Idioms, Dictionary of Spelling, and Checking Your Grammar--have sold well over a million copies each. Marvin Terban lives in New York City.

Maureen N. McLane is a poet from upstate New York. She was educated at Harvard, Oxford, and the University of Chicago. She is the author of two books of poems, World Enough (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) and Same Life (Farrar, Straus and Giroux). Her articles on poetry, contemporary fiction, and sexuality have appeared widely. In 2003 she won the National Book Critics Circle's Nona Balakian Award for Excellence in Book Reviewing. Currently an Associate Professor in the English Department at NYU, she has taught at Harvard, the University of Chicago, MIT, and the East Harlem Poetry Project. Maureen N. McLane lives in New York City.

Monika Kropfitsch is a stylist and brand consultant from Milan. She has collaborated with many top photographers for both Italian and international magazines. She has worked on numerous campaigns and fashion shows. She is known for elegant eccentricity. Monica Kropfitsch lives between Milan and Paris.

Nicky Piscitelli is a singer and songwriter from Los Angeles. His songs reflect a misspent youth. His first EP, Something To Sell, was released by Record Collection. His new, untitled, album comes out in fall, 2011. Nicky Piscitelli resides in New York City.

Penny Simpson has written two novels, The Banquet of Esther Rosenbaum (Alcemi) and The Deer Wedding (Alcemi). In 2007, she won the Rhys Davies Short Story Competition. She combines writing with her work at an opera company. She lives in Cardiff, Wales.

Peppe Tortora is a fashion and landscape photographer born in Naples. He's known for shooting in strictly old school large format. In addition to photography, he's a multi-instrumental musician. He currently resides in Paris.

Raffaella Campeggi is an Italian stylist and brand consultant. She developed her style working with various underground artists in the late 1990's. She contributes to a roster of international publications. Raffaella Campeggi lives between Milan and Paris.

Ron Padgett is a poet from Tulsa, Oklahoma. His books include the poetry collections How Long, How to Be Perfect, You Never Know, and Great Balls of Fire. He has written three memoires, including Oklahoma Tough: My Father, King of the Tulsa Bootleggers. His translations include Blaise Cendrars' Complete Poems and Guillaume Apollinaire's Poet Assassinated. He has received Fulbright, NEA, Guggenheim, and Civitella Ranieri grants and fellowships, and was named Officer in the Order of Arts and Letters by the French government. Ron Padgett lives in New York City.

Sarah Moon is a legendary photographer known for her dark, surreal images. The motifs of death, childhood, femininity and solitude have influenced her work for decades. She is the author of her own photographic language that combines emotion, geometry, color and non-symmetry. Her images mask all hints of gravity. She has published fifteen books, the latest being 1 2 3 4 5 (Thames & Hudson). She has won numerous awards including the Lyon d'or at Cannes (three times). Sarah Moon resides in Paris.

Steph Morris is a writer and translator born in Sheffield. He has translated many art catalogues, books of poetry, drama and prose. He is currently writing a novel. He lives in Berlin.

Toby McFarlan Pond is a photographer from the south coast of England. He has collaborated with some of the most prestigious international brands, publications and artists. He is know for his ingenious use of color and limitless creativity. Toby McFarlan Pond lives in New York City.

Yelena Yemchuk is a painter and photographer from Kiev, Ukraine. She began her career shooting album covers and music videos. She has contributed to many international publications, and is known for her cinematic style. She recently published her first photography book, Gidropark. Her paintings have been shown in galleries throughout the world. Yelena Yemchuck lives in Brooklyn, New York.

Zoë Taylor is a London based illustrator. Since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2009 she has been published in numerous fashion and art publications. Zoë has been part of nine group exhibitions.

Hardback book magazine - very heavy.

Mint condition - STILL SEALED IN publisher's original SHRINKWRAP.

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