The first monograph from iconic London-based fashion photographer Aldridge is an excellent collection of thought-provoking, color-soaked images that will likely stay with the reader long after they've closed the book. Bereft of any copy save for a glowing introduction by Glenn O'Brien (printed in hot pink type), Aldridge lets his images speak for themselves crisply composed shots of ladies in peril, vignettes of couture-clad women and children with oceans of emotional distance between them, glimpses of sordid passion, and Bacchanalian evenings all viewed through Aldridge's hyper-saturated and sometimes neon-bright lens, give many of the shots a surreal, Barbie doll like quality exemplified by the early images of a vacant, detached soccer mom tending to her injured son and a beige automaton going about mundane office duties. Viewed individually (many of the images have appeared in Vogue, the New Yorker, and other publications), Aldridge's work can take on a sharp, commercial quality. When viewed collectively, the cinematic quality and scope expands, making for an immersive study.
With striking images of some of the best and most inspiring M•A•C looks to date, this stunning book celebrates M•A•C with over 200 color photographs and gives readers the opportunity to delve into the colorful and surreal world that ...
Other Pictures is Miles Aldridge's surreal take on the traditional family album, and an autobiographical sequel to Pictures for Photographs (Edition 7L, 2009), in which Aldridge presented his fashion drawings and photographs.
The second half of the book presents Aldridge's photographs: a blonde woman eating lobster and caviar with a breast exposed, an erotic couple in a darkened limousine, a school girl surrounded by her teddy bears and crying Madonnas.
For Miles Aldridge Acid Candy' refers to the hard boiled sweets he had as a kid.
The Cabinet
In this book Miles Aldridge delves into his Polaroid archive -- venturing back through twenty years of enhancing, modifying, reassembling and discarding.
Kristen: As Seen by Miles Aldridge & Chantal Joffe
Rising star author-illustrator Ethan M. Aldridge delivers a fantasy adventure with all the makings of a classic. Illustrated with over two-hundred pages of watercolor paintings, this epic graphic novel is perfect for fans of Amulet.
Throughout the book, these photographers explore new avenues previously off-limits in the world of couture, opening the art of fashion photography to thrilling possibilities.
But, the Pr t- -porter collections of today comply with the classic principles of Haute Couture. The items shown on the catwalk should theoretically be wearable, but often in reality this is not entirely the case.