Showing posts with label Ryuji Shiomitsu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ryuji Shiomitsu. Show all posts

VOL 2 :: FASHION INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES :: STYLING CLASS :: MENSWEAR STYLING PHOTOSHOOT







Vol 2 of the menswear editorial photoshoot for the Fashion Styling Class headed by Ryuji Shiomitsu of the Fashion Institute of the Philippines at the ICE Creatives Studio Cafe .... Julius Carl photographed by Enzo Mondejar








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VOL 1 :: FASHION INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES :: STYLING CLASS :: MENSWEAR STYLING PHOTOSHOOT







Vol 1 of the menswear‬ editorial‬ ‪‎photoshoot‬ for the ‪‎Fashion Styling Class‬ headed by Ryuji Shiomitsu of the ‪‎Fashion Institute of the Philippines‬ at the ‪‎ICE Creatives Studio Cafe‬ .... Julius Carl photographed by Enzo Mondejar‬ ... Watch out for the Vol 2 editorial set, also styled by the styling students‬ to be published real soon.
 
 
 
 
 



JULIUS CARL by ENZO MONDEJAR







Fresh off the menswear editorial photoshoot for the Fashion Styling Class headed by Ryuji Shiomitsu of the Fashion Institute of the Philippines at the ICE Creatives Studio Cafe .... Headshots of Julius Carl photographed by Enzo Mondejar ... Watch out for the complete editorial set styled by the styling students to be published real soon. — at Ice Creatives Studio Cafe.
 
 
 
 
 
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On Muralla Vol. 2









On the day of the shoot itself, I met the wonderful team of Ryuji Shiomitsu (an incredible Wardrobe Stylist) and his team: Hanna Pechon (a fellow UST graduate) and Red Mil (Who was so helpful and patient all throughout the day’s shoot). I must admit that it was technically my first time working with a team of stylists on a single day of a photo shoot (and this is me being the designated model) and having experienced the level of work they did, it was the best start any up-and-coming model can ask for. I enjoyed how easygoing their work relationship goes, having that rightful instinct on what would look best to a model to achieve that ‘look’ they want to convey. With all the clothes I wore, I can honestly say that I am the type who will wear such amazing clothes from those talented designers, for that, my sense of style just got a new groove from the wonderful creations Ryuji showcased that day.


Without Lhenvil Paneda( Hair and Make Up Artist) I wouldn’t look as effective as I was, and having worked with him gave me a new understanding on how helpful it is to have someone like his talent on a shoot, specially when it is done on-location and outdoor. I am sure this will not be the last time we will be working with each other. I’m looking forward to a more avant-garde photo shoot with him.


From that experience, I am thankful and it really gave me a boost and energy to further pursue this new direction in my career, having seen how I can fair in such work-environment thought me a lot of things and added a valuable network of talented people in my already fierce pool of amazing friends and colleagues.


Links you should check:


http://modexy.com/

http://www.lippfoto.com/

http://ryujishiomitsu.com/gallery/main.php

http://lhenvilpaneda.co.cc/


On Muralla Vol. 1








On Muralla


Photography by Stephanie Lipp
Grooming by Lhenvil Paneda
Styling Assitant: Red Mil and Hanna Pechon
Model: Enzo Mondejar
Fashion: Carlos Addatu, Jay Wee, Thad Pangilinan and Ayan Gaytano

published in www.modexy.com

for more visit www.lippfoto.com

My first published(online) work as a model.

Now that I am in the process of healing from my new inks, and doing my usual routines are temporarily put on hold, such as my daily sets of weight lifts (it’s terribly painful when I tried it with a fresh wound in my upper chest) and 1K skip ropes (I am resting my left foot from a sprain I got from a trip in Quiapo last week), I have some time to spare and thought that it’s perfect timing to catch up on the posts that I have yet to share to the worldwide web.

Last December (2009) I was fortunate enough to be contacted b Stephanie Lipp(a Canadian Photographer who is here in the Philippines for a short period of time) for a concept shoot that will be featured in the yearend(’09) issue of Mode XY(an online Men’s Fashion Magazine). I was ecstatic and was so grateful for that opportunity working with a great fashion photographer whom I found quite fresh and is not afraid to try new things. She is keen in composition and has a hunch on what will be effective on print. Just what a good Photographer should have as his/her foundation in Photography. It doesn’t hurt that she is extra friendly and is just great to work with all throughout. I am still looking forward to another work with her.