Mena Suvari by Giuliano Bekor

Mena Suvari by Giuliano Bekor

“There’s not much you can do to practice being strapped to the front of a car except for being strapped to the front of a car.”
Zoë Bell (photo by Giuliano Bekor)

“There’s not much you can do to practice being strapped to the front of a car except for being strapped to the front of a car.”

Zoë Bell
(photo by Giuliano Bekor)

photo by Yossi Michaelifor 125 Magazine

photo by Yossi Michaeli
for 125 Magazine

LIFE archives photographer unknown   

LIFE archives 
photographer unknown   

Kristen McMenamy by Tim Walkerfor Love Magazine, SS 2012

Kristen McMenamy by Tim Walker
for Love Magazine, SS 2012

In 2011, Guinness Records recognized singer Asha Bhosle as the most recorded artist in history. That doesn’t mean “female artist” or “sold the most records.” This woman has recorded 11 000 songs. Damn.
photo by Ashok Verma

In 2011, Guinness Records recognized singer Asha Bhosle as the most recorded artist in history. That doesn’t mean “female artist” or “sold the most records.” This woman has recorded 11 000 songs. Damn.

photo by Ashok Verma

from Lower East SideHerieth Paul by Max Abadianfor Dress to Kill magazine

from Lower East Side
Herieth Paul by Max Abadian
for Dress to Kill magazine

Olivia Wilde by Gavin Bond (detail)for GQ UK 

Olivia Wilde by Gavin Bond (detail)
for GQ UK 

from Go Ask AliceAlice Dellal by Julia Kennedystyling by Pamela Hoggfor Futureclaw Magazine

from Go Ask Alice
Alice Dellal by Julia Kennedy
styling by Pamela Hogg
for Futureclaw Magazine

from Tough GuiseMichelle Pfeiffer by Herb Rittsfor Vogue, 1991 

from Tough Guise
Michelle Pfeiffer by Herb Ritts
for Vogue, 1991 

Vivienne Westwood by Neil Wilder

Vivienne Westwood by Neil Wilder

1940 skeet-shooting champion, Pat Laursonphoto by Alfred Eisenstaedt for LIFE Magazine

1940 skeet-shooting champion, Pat Laurson
photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt for LIFE Magazine

Liv Tyler by Bettina Rheims

Liv Tyler by Bettina Rheims

Fran Lebowitz by Brigitte Lacombefor Vanity Fair

Fran Lebowitz by Brigitte Lacombe
for Vanity Fair

Wit is cold. It has to be cold. Wit is judgement.
Fran Lebowitz