LundLund : Eniko Mihalik for CHANTELLE Spring 2011, seduction in DEUTSCH VOGUE, fine materials for H&M, NK STIL autumn trends, menswear in CAFE MAG and NIKOLAJ D'ÉTOILES campaign

Camilla AKRANS photographed Hungarian top model Eniko Mihalik in sophisticated lingerie for the CHANTELLE autumn campaign. The history of the French world market leader for lingerie and underwear goes back as far as 1876. The brand has been supplying the market with a constant stream of innovative designs and new impulses for the fashion world and its female inhabitants.

Camilla AKRANS also portrayed the skinny Carola Remer for the September issue of DEUTSCH VOGUE – dressed in deliciously delicate clothes by Tom Ford and heavenly make-up.

Andreas ÖHLUND photographed the upcoming autumn trends on location for NK STIL. Furthermore, he created a fashion portrait of male model Staffan Lindström for a CAFE MAG editorial. Last but not least, Andreas entertained Charlie Westerberg in front of his camera for an H&M production.

Swedish menswear label NIKOLAJ D'ÉTOILES commissioned Tomas FALMER with the realisation of the new Autumn/Winter campaign. Lars Fredrik SVEDBERG, also from LUNDLUND, took care of the styling.

Stores in Scandinavia, Spain, Italy and Singapore now stock the collection by NIKOLAJ by Nikolaj d'Étoiles, a label which was founded in 2003. The designs are also available from the online store.

The designer about his collection :

“The inspiration behind SS/12 is a man named Sidney George Reilly, famously known as ‘The Ace of Spies,’ and who later became the model for Ian Flemming’s world renowned character, James Bond. Today, many historians consider Reilly to be the first 20th century super-spy, with countless stories of courage, adventure and masterly deception. He himself weaved such a web, that the exact truth of who he was remains a mystery to this very day.

The details of the collection are born of this intrigue and influence, creating garments that hold secrets of their own. A collection modified for this purpose, to achieve both the simple and the complex. Like Reilly, these clothes are strong and definite, confident and controlled, but free and adaptable to life’s changing situations.”