My image has been used for the poster, and the shoot (coming out soon) also features at the exhibition. See below…
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My image has been used for the poster, and the shoot (coming out soon) also features at the exhibition. See below…
Photo from English Lad/ English Lass, a new shoot for Let Them Eat Cake
Read the interview with stylist John William and I about the shoot here, and view the whole shoot here.
Models: Harry @ M and P, Sienna @ FM, Stylist: John William, Make up & hair: Bea Sweet, Set Design: Eoin Dillon, Photography Assistant: Alex Craddock
Photo from a selection of work for t-shirt brand Illustrated People. View more here.
My solo exhibition Technicolour Hymns is currently on at XOYO in east London – open 10-6 weekdays until October 31st. Find out more about it here, and see what Time Out, Run Riot and Who’s Jack have said about it.
And see some photos of the private view here:
photos by Alex Craddock
STEPHEN JONES, ANA AND ISSA DESIGNER DANIELLA HELAYEL AFTER THE ISSA SHOW
GRRL GANG (YOU WANNA BE IN MY GANG? ANS: YES.)
MORE HOLLY FULTON… JUST COS I HEARTED IT SO MUCH…
THESE… AND THE MACAROONS. I AM A MACAROON LURKER AND LOITERED AT ANY TEATIME MOMENT TO HOARD A WEEK’S GRATIS SUPPLY FOR MY FLAT. TRUE STORY.
all photos by Holly Falconer
for Issue 3, out now
Fashion editor: Jeanie Annan-Lewin, make-up by Celena Hancock and hair by Bobby Collier
Video for Arthur and Albert magazine
Art director: Holly Falconer
Director/ editor: Georgi Banks-Davies
Director of photography: GBD/ Louise Murphy
Camera dept. / lighting: Andrea Colomb
Model: Kelsey at Premier
Stylist: Celia-Jane Unwenya
Make up and hair: Caroline Shuttleworth
Joggers: Felicity Sheridan-Johnson, Laura Garnons-Williams, Shiraz Mehra
With thanks to: Alice Gabb
Frankie, 2011
Allye and Melanie, 2011
Rose, 2010
Over the past year I’ve been working on a project on asexuals. Having spent millennia believing they truly were the “only asexual in the village”, modern technology allows them to connect and meet up with each other across the UK. While social networking aids protests in the Middle East and makes a mockery of super injunctions, its smaller effects are manifold: especially when it comes to people’s self-development across the world.
The people I’ve shot for this project – hailing everywhere from Cardiff to Leicester – have been wonderful to meet. Here’s a small selection. I will exhibit the full project at some point over the next year, keep your eyes peeled for news.
You can read more about the project here.