Resting Athlete by Luigi Lucioni, Oil on Canvas, 1938. This shooting was our fashion interpretation of this romantic, sensual italian painter. Ph. and artwork Mauro Balletti, Styling Alessandro Calascibetta.

“Homage to Caravaggio”: during the 400th anniversary of his death, Style proposed a series of ideal portraits inspired by the popular paintings of the great artist (in the picture: Narcissus). Protagonists: contemporary fashion and fine fabrics. Ph. Mauro Balletti, Styling Alessandro Calascibetta.

The model guru. Cameron Alborzian was born in 1967, from english mother and iranian father. Between the late eighties and the early nineties he was a top model, that many of you maybe remember for Madonna’s videoclip Express Yourself. Then Cameron took an interest in natural medicine and became yoga and reflexology instructor, graduating in New York. In 2003 he moved to India, in Coimbatore, where he increased and improved his knowledge. He contributes to Huffington Post and during the years he writes for several newspapers, from The New York Times to The Times of London. I think that if today he meets Ms. Ciccone, he wouldn’t be shaken. The greatness of Cameron is a mirage for the main part of us. Cameron Alborzian photographed by Mauro Balletti in 1994 for Harper’s Bazaar Uomo.

Inspiration: Autoportrait, Henri Matisse, 1918. Handpainted picture by Mauro Balletti, Styling Alessandro Calascibetta.

In homage to Magritte. Ph. Mauro Balletti, Styling Alessandro Calascibetta.