Magdalena Frackowiak By Terry Richardson In Harper's Bazaar

   Terry Richardson teams up with the gorgeous Magdalena Frackowiak for a chic spring editorial in Harper's Bazaar's March 2011 issue.

   Joined by a cute panda bear, the model poses in glamorous  looks, mixture of 70s inspired pieces and modern designs by Dona Karan, Marc Jacobs, Pucci, Fendi, Stella McCartney, Lanvin and more.

   As usual, Terry delivers an entertainig and original shoo. Bears,ninjas,beautiful setting and Magdalena make these photos a must-see.

 

Jump in to see the rest.

Paris Hilton Gets Frisky For Terry Richardson In Vogue Turkey

   We can finally see the complete editorial of Paris Hilton lensed by Terry Richardson for the  February 2011 issue of Vogue Turkey. You already saw the preview and read Paris' tweet .

   The shoot seems like the two had a lot of fun shooting together - not surprising since they are both famous for their wild ways. The IT girl rocks Burberry jackets, black leggings, tights and glamorous Louboutins. 

   She actually channels Terry wearing his signature pieces - red plaid shirt and geeky glasses. Paris gets even more hilarious doing the creepy thumbs-up sign he is know for. 

See the rest of the interesting collaboration.

Lady GaGa By Terry Richardson For Supreme

    Matthew Williams recently posted on Twitter these pics featuring Lady GaGa and lensed by  Terry Richardson.

   The risque pics, taken last summer, are for the skateboard brand Supreme and are featured in the Spring/Summer issue of Purple Magazine, on stands now.

   And other GaGa news: the singer announced that her first single of the upcoming album Born This Way is set to premiere this Friday, which is earlier than previously expected. A fab artwork is already out - check it out at the end of this post.

Click for the rest of the campaign plus the official Born This Way single cover.

Paris and Justin by Terry Richardson & More Hot Covers

   No, this is not fan art. Vogue Turkey really put Paris Hilton on the cover of it's February 2011 issue. The scandalous starlet is lensed by the controversial photographer Terry Richardson. 
   Paris actually tweeted a photo with him on set. She said: " Here's a pic of me and Terry Richardson on set of my Vogue cover shoot! Love him! :)".


   LOVE magazine also had their Spring/Summer issue's cover shot by Terry. He lensed the teenage sensation Justin Bieber.
  The cover is tagged “The Beautiful One” and this happens to be their ‘androgyny issue’, in which we saw Kate Moss making out with the transsexual model Lea Tisci.
   Do you think Terry meant something by choosing Bieber for that particular issue or is it a coincidence?

   Jump in to see more celeb covers including Evan Rachel Wood for Vogue Mexico, Gwyneth Paltrow for Harper's Bazaar and a smiley Molly Sims for More. 

Anna Paquin Poses For Terry Richardson

Anna Paquin in "Dazed and Confused" magazine Januaty 2011 by Terry Richardson

  "True Blood" hottie Anna Paquin is all smiles on the cover of  Dazed & Confused   Magazine's January 2011 issue. 

  Terry Richardson, who recently kissed sweetly with Tom Ford, is the photographer.
  Check out what Anna shared in the interview and see more shoots:

  On feeling older than she is because she looks younger: 

"Yes, but I’ve stopped looking like a teenager, which I am pleased about – I feel like I looked like a teenager for way longer than most people do. There is a certain sort of thing where people will look at you and think they know what your degree of life understanding and life experience is. Eventually, when people get to know you they realise you’re not some young flake – despite the fact that you look like you should be carded to go to an R-rated movie"

  On moving from LA to NYC:

"I swore I would never leave New York, come hell or high water, because I loved it… but I really love living in LA. And then as I kept deferring school to go work, and then my class graduated without me, I stopped pretending I was going to go back."

On changing priorities after marriage:

"I am ambitious, but some of the things I’m focused on have changed a bit. When I wasn’t married and had all the time in the world to focus exclusively on work, work, work, more work… that was what I did. At this point, there are other things that are important to me, so to take some job that would take me to someplace for six months becomes a different sort of decision. Now I have a home that I would be leaving and people who I would miss."

On True Blood changing her life with meeting her hubby there: 

"Yeah, it’s all right. I guess they cast him and me in that combination because they thought we had chemistry. As it turns out, that wasn’t too far off the mark."

Tom Ford Talks Kissing Terry Richardson, "Sexy" And Sobriety

Tom Ford is surely not boring.

 The controversial designer gave an interview to Harper’s Bazaar, for their January issue - the complete article is here. He talks about how shy Beyonce is, about ''cyberbitches'', what a sweet kisser is Terry Richardson and what is the common between porn and anques.
   It is unbelievable how funny,racy and fabulous Tom Ford is. We need more Tom in the world. Here are the highlights: 

• Rumors about Tom Ford and women: Asking Gwyneth Paltrow to bear his children on their first date, which he said was probably true, and feeling up Natalia Vodianova at fittings, which she said is definitely true, though, would top the list. Artist Rachel Feinstein might have the most salacious story of all: “He once put my breast in his mouth. That’s the most provocative thing. I remember that,” she says, laughing. “I hope he remembers that too.”
• Ford reintroduced women’s sexuality to fashion: Ford’s familiarity with the female anatomy has been well documented, and not only the nether regions. (He was probably the first designer to monogram a woman’s pubic area and then use it as a fashion campaign.) During his now legendary tenure at Gucci, Ford was credited with reintroducing a woman’s sexuality to the fashion industry.
• Tom Ford on Beyonce: Somehow, he even got Beyoncé Knowles to shimmy down the runway in a body-clinging, sparkle-laden gown. “Beyoncé in real life is actually quite quiet and very sweet,” Ford says, basking in the pitch-perfect lighting of his new swanky, expanded offices in London’s Victoria neighborhood. “But she can really turn it on.”
• Following the Oscars, he thrust himself into designing the collection, using a mental list of about 30 women he would love to dress: “Women I find inspirational and who are archetypes,” Ford says. “My collection each season should have something that a woman in her 60s, who is still stylish and lived through the Charlie era, could wear, so Lauren Hutton gets that look. There’s something someone of Rachel Feinstein’s size should wear and something for someone who is extravagant and shops at a bunch of vintage stores, like Lisa Eisner, should wear.”
• On “sexy”: “Do you want to know what I think is sexy or what the current state of sexy is?” he asks. What’s easier for him to describe is what he thinks is unsexy, yet prevalent, today: “Women have turned themselves into these bubble-butted, grapefruit-titted, bloated-mouthed cyberbitches. I’m just not into that.” Ford’s ideal is a softer beauty, a calmer sexy. “I think the 1970s will always be the decade for me. Obviously, I grew up in that era, but the beauty standard was touchable, kissable.”
• On his new line, shot in Bazaar by Terry Richardson: To celebrate his return to fashion, Ford spent last fall collaborating on a series of fashion shoots, one with (the extremely heterosexual) photographer Terry Richardson, who just happens to share Ford’s affection for the sorts of ’70s wrap dresses that breasts may easily fall out of. “I did a shoot with Terry, and we were shooting a girl and a guy kissing in the sunset with a windmill in the background. Terry and I decided to do a kissing shot, so we kissed and kissed and kissed. And Terry is such a soft, sweet kisser. That’s what I think is sexy now.” Really? Soft kissing with Terry Richardson? “Soft kissing with anyone. There’s an anger to everything in our culture right now. And I’m sort of ready for a kind of sweetness and a softness to things.”
• Tom Ford on porn: Lest we think Ford is losing his provocateur touch, however, he does offer, “I watch straight porn all the time. If I go on my computer, there’s a button that can connect me to all the sites I look at most often, and they’re all porn—and 1stdibs.com. Porn and antiques!”
• Tom Ford is sober (and happy) now: “There was a mega cocktail culture through my whole career,” reminisces Ford, who used to roll out cocktail carts for his design staff at 5:00 P.M. and could put away four vodka tonics before his own fashion shows. “But I realized I wasn’t drinking to relax; I was drinking to escape. That’s why I saw a therapist, to see exactly what I was trying to escape from.” Their conclusion: “I was trying to escape from boring goddamned industry dinner parties, which I don’t go to anymore.” He’s back in the business, but he’s steering clear of the party circuit. He’s lost 12 pounds and can eat anything he wants. He says he couldn’t gain weight if he tried. “All that puffiness that you have from alcohol just went away, and my cheekbones popped back out, I guess,” he says with a smile. When I protest that he looks better than any sober 49-year-old I’ve ever met, he smiles again. “I really mean this: I’ve never been happier in my life. If anything, I have too many good things happening right now, and that’s wearing me out! And you look better when you’re happy.”

Tom Ford kissing Terry Richardson