DAVID TITLOW PHOTOGRAPHS MARAMA CORLETT FOR INSTYLE

David Titlow recently photographed Marama Corlett this monochrome fashion editorial story for InStyle magazine with styling by Natalie Hartley.

SUPERMUNDANE for FRIDAY LATE at the V&A: LOLI-POP

The last Friday of every month (except December) is Friday Late at the Victoria & Albert museum. The museum is open from 10:00 to 22:00 with Friday Late events starting at 18:30. Supermundane aka Rob Lowe created this ribbon-adorned logo to promote Loli-Pop, this months Friday Late event celebrating Lolita, the Japanese street fashion.

"Join us for an evening of Lolita fashion, the unique street style that combines Japan’s obsessions with cuteness, punk and Gothic macabre. Be styled in pink, with frills and wigs, plus doll-like make-up with an edge. Celebrating the related V&A display Kitty and the Bulldog: Lolita Fashion and the Influence of Britain in Japan, Room 45."

SKINNY DIP ARE ON FACEBOOK, TWITTER AND TUMBLR

As well as our  blog we are on Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr. The Skinny Dip Facebook is packed with photographs of recent work and sneak peeks of what our artists have been up to and it is a great way for you to let us know what you think.

Our Twitter account is another great way to keep up with all the goings on at Skinny Dip HQ; with behind the scenes images and up to the minute info, it's also a great way to get in touch with us! Follow us: @skinnydipagency



And finally the Skinny Dip Tumblr, a round up of stuff we are loving and images by our artists that other Tumblr users are sharing, expect to see: Kate Moss photographed by Drew Jarrett, The Smiths photographed by Lawrence Watson, Tom Hiddlston photographed by  David Titlow and much more.

LAWRENCE WATSON SHOOTS HERITAGE BRAND STONE ISLAND for JOCKS & NERDS MAGAZINE

Lawrence Watson recently photographed several Stone Island fans for an editorial piece for Jocks & Nerds summer issue. The story celebrates thirty years of Stone Island as a heritage brand by looking at its history and origin and then looking at current fans of the brand.

Lawrence photographed a wide range of fans of the Stone Island brand including fashion designer Aitor Throup, music director Thristian Richards and actor Russel Tovey.

DEAN CHALKLEY PHOTOGRAPHS SINGER LANIE LANE

Lanie Lane, whose music is described as a "heady mix of rock 'n' roll, blues and rockabilly" was photographed by Dean Chalkley reclining among her beloved guitars. The image is being used on the poster for her upcoming Australia tour entitled 'On My Own Track'. For more about Lanie Lane check out her website: www.lanielane.net

JOCELYN BAIN HOGG: TIRED OF LONDON TIRED OF LIFE

It's your last chance to sponsor this amazing book by Jocelyn Bain Hogg and Paul Davis. A 126 page  collection of photographs by Jocelyn and illustrations by Paul Davis which document life in our colourful city.

"Why, Sir, you find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing

to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London,

he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford."

Samuel Johnson, 20 September 1777

If you want to see this book brought to life and snag yourself a copy head on over to the Tired of London, Tired of Life website.

DEAN CHALKLEY VANDALISED BY GAEL FROGET

Gael Froget is an aspiring fashion designer, artist and painter. His recent series 'Vandalism' has been published in En Mode Magazine, whereby Froget appropriates photographers iconic images, exaggerating and manipulating them with digital techniques.

Below is Dean Chalkley's portrait 'Zane', one of the images featured in the magazine.

Check out more from the series 'Vandalism' by Gael Froget, and read the entire article in En Mode Magazine.

SUPERMUNDANE AT THE BOOK CLUB BASECAMP

Supermundane has brightened up a blank wall at Basecamp: The Book Club's pop up venue for the Olympic games.  Basecamp is located opposite The Book Club on Leonard St, Shoreditch and is open this weekend 10-10 for food, booze and big screen Olympic action!

DAVID TITLOW-MARIE CLAIRE

David Titlow recently shot this fashion story for Marie Claire magazine.

DREW JARRETT - A RETROSPECTIVE

Photographer Drew Jarrett has launched a Tumblr site as a platform to showcase some of his documentary work. The first book is a collection of images taken between 1993 and 1994.

"Book one 93-94 was when I first started taking pictures. I was traveling around the world being a hairdresser, got really bored, So I began documenting my life with my kids, family, friends and travels. I really loved capturing people's lives and their energy.

This book is mainly B/W with some color, and is really where I started to develop my style of cinematic, painterly, rich, emotional, lush photography.

Anyway, I was very lucky and within a year got my first job doing 12 portraits for Interview Magazine which was great and I was up and running.

I'm planning on continuing to share my personal books that I've made over the years.

Some of my publications include Visionaire, ID, Another, Dazed, Self Service, Purple, French Vogue, 10 Magazine, Time Life, New York Times and many more. Advertising include Nike, Adidas, Harvey Nichols, Starbucks, Vodafone and many more." 

 Below are some images from the site, but check out Drew's Tumblr for more.

IT'S THE STRUMMER OF LOVE!

Strummerville is a registered charity that gives support to aspiring musicians and help to projects that help change the world through music.

Set up by the friends and family of Joe Strummer in the year after his death, the charity seeks to reflect Joe's unique contribution to the music world by offering support, resources and performance opportunities to artists who would not normally have access to them.

It's only nine days until the Strummerville festival - Strummer of Love:

Check out the Strummer of Love website for more info and tickets. Also up for grabs are these awesome Damien Hirst spot and spin guitars, click the pic to get yourself a raffle ticket.

DAVID TITLOW 'SHORT & SWEET' for STELLA MAGAZINE

David Titlow shot this story for The Telegraph's Stella magazine. "Dress shorts up or dress them down, it really doesn't matter so long as you keep them brief." With styling by Steph Stevens.