The many faces of Kate Moss

How fitting that Kate Moss was recently celebrated at a Tokyo exhibition alongside Catherine Deneuve as a timeless muse. From the moment she embarked on a life of catwalks and photographic studios at the age of 14, Moss was considered an exciting new face of her generation. With her cool, challenging looks and wide-spaced eyes, she wasn’t an obvious, classical beauty – but her individuality (as well as the many stories of scandal in the media) assured her lasting fame.

Taking the cat for a swim...

No, stop it, you can’t blame it on the sat-nav, it’s another stage in upping the great British brand’s coolness quotient – in the hottest of places. You might wonder, by the way, at the model’s use of just one name, in the style of footballers. With a German background her second name is actually ‘Dicker’. There, that’s spoilt another illusion, hasn’t it?

The man who sees red: Ferraris in the focus of Günther Raupp

Being summoned to Maranello for duty is a dream for any automotive photographer. For Günther Raupp that call came in 1984, and since then he has been photographing the latest, fastest and most beautiful models year after year for the official Ferrari calendar. Unlike many of his colleagues, Raupp always looks for just the right level of backlighting – a tricky technique which gives the composition a high-contrast, almost surreal atmosphere.

McCall Motorworks Revival: Kick-starting Monterey Week 2013

The setting for McCall’s extravaganza is the Monterey Jet Center, where the private airfield turns into California’s most expensive car park during the Monterey classic week. Cocktails and canapés welcome the privileged as they admire the displayed supercars, rare classics, aircraft and luxury products.

To celebrate Aston’s centenary, more than 40 cars from varying periods of the marque’s history gathered on the airfield before taking off for one of Nappa Valley’s famous wine tours.

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