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Liz Von Hoene photographs designer Prabal Gurung for Conde Nast Traveler

Kristina Feliciano — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 11:44:11 +0000

Prabal Gurung guides readers through his fave spots in Brooklyn in the November issue of Condé Nast Traveler, a feature that kicks off with this portrait of the fashion designer shot by Liz Von Hoene. Liz was commissioned by picture editor Jocelyn Miller. Andrea Fremiotti did the retouching. Maria Santana was the prop stylist. Ryan Cotton did the hair. And makeup was by Beau Nelson.

Prabal Gurung. Photo by Liz Von Hoene for Condé Nast Traveler, November 2011 issue.

A crowd gathered around to watch during Liz’s shoot, which took place on Washington Street in DUMBO, and one of the onlookers made a sketch of her and her team at work. He kindly let us photograph it to post here:

Liz Von Hoene and her team photographing Prabal Gurung in Brooklyn. Sketch by Brian Floca.

It turns out the artist is Brian Floca, who is a children’s book illustrator. Thanks for the great drawing, Brian! And to read Gurung’s Brooklyn guide online, go here.

Are you free this Thursday?

Kristina Feliciano — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 16:59:52 +0000

Remember Liz Von Hoene‘s new personal project, “Le Blanc Noir”? Stockland Martel is hosting an exhibition of these enigmatic images at our gallery, and the reception is from 6 to 9 this Thursday, the 22nd. Also on view will be a short film featuring Piper Von Hoene, Liz’s daughter, that was created by Meghan McNeer, who art directed “Le Blanc Noir.” Please feel welcome to stop by. Liz will be there, and I think there might also be an afterparty at one of her favorite downtown boites. (She can give you the details in person.) The Gallery @ Stockland Martel is located 345 E. 18th St., between 1st and 2nd avenues. RSVP to thegallery@stocklandmartel.com.

Liz has pulled out all the stops for this show, by the way, and I know it’s going to look extra spectacular. The production design for the exhibition is by Maria Santana. Printing is by Burn Photo in Atlanta. Framing is by Artifiacts Inc., also in Atlanta. And artist Michael Eudy hung the show.

Here’s the official invitation: