Kelly Kellerhoff : the FINANCIAL TIMES luxury supplement, LUFTHANSA MAGAZINE with William Dafoe, VICTORIA VERSICHERUNG and futuristic with CGI

Steffen JANICKE photographed top fashion designers for the FINANCIAL TIMES “How to Spend It” luxury supplement. GoSee presents three motifs taken from the series titled “Berlin Outfitters”, which portrays five of the scene's hottest newcomers.

Designer duo Constance G. Gonzalez and Paul Scherer accompanied Steffen to the woods. Usually, the team designs a blend of fantastic, playful street wear and couture with exalted crinoline dresses. Their collection debuted in 2003. They have been showing at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in Berlin since 2009.

Designers C.neeon on the other hand strolled down to the café for their motif. Young women and men take to C.neeon because of their casual styles combined with dazzling patterns. The label, founded in 2004 by Clara Leskowar (32, next to model Mark) and Doreen Schulz (31, in the back) is stocked by 41 international stores, including two in Berlin. The duo also designed a few small collections for H&M and Topshop.

They may be walking side by side on the street, but the impression is misleading. The saying “opposites attract” was made with those two in mind! Livia Ximinez Carillo (26, left) and Chrisitine Pluess (36) alias “mongrels in common” prefer to combine androgynous cuts with rouched feminine details. They met as students at the Esmond Berlin fashion school and have been a design team since 2006: www.mongrelsincommon.com. The motifs' post production was carried out by GoSee member RECOM, make up by Christina Vacirca for MAC.

The current issue of LUFTHANSA MAGAZINE features portraits of American actor William Dafoe. Steffen accompainied him in Rome and photographed him at various locations.

Carsten GÖRLING, in collaboration with CGI specialist Idris KOLODZIEJ produced the Christmas motifs for VICTORIA VERSICHERUNG insurance. Carsten captured a typical Santa Clause in a victory pose and Idris skilfully placed him in the right 3D environment.

Furthermore, GoSee also presents fresh motifs by Volker MÖHRKE, taken from his current project and new section of his CGI portfolio. The composing of rendered androids tells little stories that tempt a smile on their viewer's face.