Some of my best creative work is done after the clock strikes midnight. Inspiration for the Seaman Schepps spring/summer 2012 catalog and campaign… print by Russell Leng.
Archives for the month of: February, 2012
It’s a month before production begins on our next catalog, and I’m obsessively sifting through John Rawlings’ photography for Vogue through the 40s and 50s. In the age of provocative-bordering-on-obsene fashion photography à la Terry Richardson et al, Rawlings’ eye for composition and form–together with the refined 40s styling–is suddenly refreshing… and surprisingly sexy. Here’s a shot by John Rawlings for Vogue, circa 1941. The models are peering into the March 1941 of Vogue, which just so happens to feature Schepps jewelry on the cover!
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Sifting through our archives, I am always amazed at Schepps’ everlasting legacy in defining fashion and style. From the 1930s until now, Schepps jewels have been shot by some of the greatest fashion photographers on some of the world’s most renowned models. From John Rawlings to Steven Meisel to Lamsweerde/Matadin, Suzy Parker to Kate Moss to Freja Beha Erichsen–nothing but gorgeousness as far as the eye can see!
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There’s nothing I find more delight in than discovering a vintage photo with Seaman Schepps jewelry. I often find myself trolling through old magazine archives and society photos, hoping to catch a glimpse of an iconic Schepps jewel. Luck was on my side today… Here a stunning shot of a model wearing our large and medium Link Bracelets, as photographed by John Rawlings–influential Vogue photographer of the 40s.
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