Kevin Hart. Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Men’s Fitness, October 2016 issue.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Men’s Fitness.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Men’s Fitness.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Men’s Fitness.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Men’s Fitness.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Men’s Fitness.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Men’s Fitness.
“Saturday Night Live” star Kate McKinnon. Photo by Art Streiber for Entertainment Weekly.
“Mom” star Allison Janney. Photo by Art Streiber for Entertainment Weekly.
Late-night talk-show host Samantha Bee. Photo by Art Streiber for Entertainment Weekly.
Tracee Ellis Ross, star of “Blackish.” Photo by Art Streiber for Entertainment Weekly.
Photo by Art Streiber for Entertainment Weekly.
John le Carré. Photo by Nadav Kander.
Photo by Nadav Kander.
Photo by Nadav Kander.
Photo by Nadav Kander.
Photo by Nadav Kander.
Photo by Nadav Kander.
Photo by Nadav Kander.
Nadav Kander and John le Carre.
“Jane the Virgin” star Gina Rodriguez is costarring with Kate Hudson, Mark Wahlberg, and Kurt Russell in “Deepwater Horizon,” opening in theaters September 30. Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Latina, October 2016 issue.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Latina.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Latina.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Latina.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Latina.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky for Latina.
“I was extremely proud and humbled for the opportunity to photograph our President and First Lady,” says Kwaku Alston of his cover shoot with Barack and Michelle Obama for Essence‘s October issue. “Thank you, Essence, for the many years of support and encouragement.”
Michelle and Barack Obama. Photo by Kwaku Alston for Essence, October 2016 issue.
Photo by Kwaku Alston for Essence.
Photo by Kwaku Alston for Essence.
Photo by Kwaku Alston for Essence.
Essence editor in chief Vanessa K. De Luca with the Obamas. Photo by Kwaku Alston for Essence.
De Luca with Kwaku Alston.
Photo by Steven Lippman for Malibu, September/October 2016 issue.
Photo by Steven Lippman for Malibu.
Photo by Steven Lippman for Malibu.
Photo by Steven Lippman for Malibu.
Photo by Steven Lippman for Malibu.
Photo by Steven Lippman for Malibu.
Photo by Steven Lippman for Malibu.
credits
photographer/director: Steven Lippman
executive producer: Jason Rouse
production manager: Michelle Marcus
stylist: Anita Patrickson
hair: Giovanni Giuliano
makeup: Gudrun
set design: David Ross
motion DP: Ryan Meichtry
models: Hannah Glasby and Dakota Bright
Superstar comedian and actor Kevin Hart and photographer Art Streiber have collaborated on a number of comic photo shoots, including for Entertainment Weekly and GQ. But their latest shoot struck a decidedly different tone.
Hart asked Art to photograph himself and his then-fiancee (and now wife), Eniko Parrish, for a series of fashionable portraits of the couple a few days before their wedding. The setting was the historic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, where the first Academy Awards were held. Art photographed the pair in the Gable & Lombard suite and on the hotel’s dramatic rooftop.
So how do the newlyweds feel about the resulting images? The answer can be found on Instagram: Hart has been sharing the portraits with his 41-million-plus followers, using hashtags like #DopePic and calling Art “amazing.” Below, some of the photos he’s been posting…
Eniko and Kevin Hart. Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
Photo by Art Streiber.
From left: Janelle Monae, Taraji P. Henson, and Octavia Spencer. Photo by Nino Muñoz.
Photo by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photos by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photo by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photos by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photos by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photos by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photo by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photos by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photos by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photo by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photos by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photo by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photo by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photos by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
Photo by Liz Von Hoene for Jennifer Fisher.
“In between international heading tour dates, opening for Bryan Ferry, and releasing her latest EP, Death Valley, we caught up with androgynous rocker LP for an exclusive Untitled Magazine shoot with duo Guzman and an interview with editor-in-chief Indira Cesarine. LP rose to fame penning tracks for none other than the likes of Rihanna for her hit song “Cheers (Drink to That)” and Christina Aguilera’s timeless track “Beautiful People.”. Her major-label debut, Forever for Now, which released in 2014, became embedded in our memories with its popular single “Into The Wild” and cemented LP as a force to be reckoned with as a musician and singer. Countless festival performances and late-night television gigs skyrocketed the breakout artist into the mainstream, yet she managed to stay true to her unique style and sound.”
So opens the feature on LP published by Untitled Magazine and photographed by Guzman. Below, some stylish highlights from the shoot. Read the full interview with LP here.
LP. Photo by Guzman for Untitled Magazine.
Photos by Guzman for Untitled Magazine.
Photo by Guzman for Untitled Magazine.
Photo by Guzman for Untitled Magazine.
Photo by Guzman for Untitled Magazine.
Photo by Guzman for Untitled Magazine.
Photo by Guzman for Untitled Magazine.
