Illustration Artist

Richard Zielenkiewicz a.k.a. Monsieur Z burst onto the international illustration Jet Set in the early 90s when his work was published in Wallpaper magazine. His illustrations are colorful and edgy, reflecting his ongoing fascination with the groovy, retro sensibilities of 1960's Hollywood and the French Riviera, circa 1950.

Alicia Malesani is one of Spain's most distinguished fashion illustrators. With Argentine origins, she takes inspiration from high fashion and eastern sensibilities. Alicia's mouthwatering watercolors capture the true spirit of her subjects. Her dynamic compositions interweave color, ink and graphite, creating work that is elegant, seductive and timeless.

Over the last two decades, the exceptionally talented and stylishly quirky illustrator Izak Zenou has forged a reputation as one of the globes most prolific fashion illustrators. His love of women, fashion and style icons such as Audrey Hepburn and Ines de la Fressange inspire his whimsical imagery.

Rebecca Moses is an artist with a well-earned respect in a multitude of creative disciplines. She is a creative visionary and fashion dignitary. Her most prolific work, however, lies in the field of fashion illustration.

Cecilia's beautiful illustrations are bursting with vibrant colors and youthful vitality. Simple, yet sophisticated, her work embodies stylistic layering and intricate line work that projects an effervescence that almost renders her subjects animate. Cecilia was born in the south of Sweden.

Amelie Hegardt is one of today's most notable fashion illustrators. Her distinct illustrations are synonymous with today's sensibility and plays along with her own rendition of the modern day 'it' girl. Infused with splashes of luminous color, Amelie's use of bleeding ink and watercolor conjures a near ethereal point of view.

Bursting with energy and originality, Wendy's distinctive work brings a fresh sense of youth to fashion illustration. Her work is as playful as it is lyrical, yet edgy and in the now. Wendy works with many of the world's most prestigious clients including Selfridges, Topshop, Taschen, Nylon Magazine, Dare Magazine and Self.

"Images, millions of images, that's what I eat" - William Burroughs Carine puts no restrictions on the term artist. Her sumptuous and colorful collage work is herterogeneous, capricious and often slightly bewildering. She explores multiple mediums in her work - from hand rendered illustration, collage, graphics, typography, appropriated vintage textile design, decorative arts and photography.

Celebrity/fashion photographer Stephanie Pfriender Stylander's impressive roster of celebrated subjects and her distinctive cinematic style brings to life the essence of the moment fully engaging the viewer. Adept at tapping into male sensuality and emotion, Stephanie uses a combination of gut instinct, provocation and her own form of feline connectivity (we know this isn't really a word) to capture her signature vision.

This dynamic husband-wife team have made an art of their unique strain of fashion photography. Excluding an eerie sensuality combined with a narrative cinematic sensibility, the ambiguous nature of the characters and scenarios remind us of David Lynch and Hopperesque landscapes. They couldn't have landed in the photographic landscape at a more opportune moment.