Horrific fashion

Even fashion indulges in the dark and whimsical that Halloween inspires.

Vogue Italia March 2011 "Dreaming of Another World" featuring Guinevere van Seenus photographed by Tim Walker.

 

Vogue Italia September 2011 "Chic Gothic Glam" photographed by Craig McDean.

 

Twill Number 13 “Small Fragments of Time” photographed by Lucia Giacani.

 

Numéro 97 October 2008 "Mommie Dearest" featuring Siri Tollerod photographed by Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello.

 

Ever Magazine August 2012 "She Has Waited Too Long" featuring Clementine Levy photographed by Pauline Darley.

 

Elle Italia November 2008 "Evoluzione Della Specie" featuring Kemp Muhl photographed by Ruven Afanador.

 

Dansk Fall 2012 "Circus Humanus" featuring Maria Bradley photographed by Aitken Jolly.

 

Interview October 2010 "Naomi a Controversial Life" featuring Naomi Campbell photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.

 

W Magazine October 2012 "A Modest Proposal" photographed by Michael Thompson.

 

Schön Number Four "The Beyond" photographed by John Mitropoulos.

I’m reviewing The Prophet by Amanda Stevens at Smexybooks

 

The Prophet (Graveyard Queen #3) by Amanda Stevens
Paranormal Horror
Ebook
April 24, 2012
Mira

Favorite Quote: “Never bargain with the dead. We have nothing to lose. “

My name is Amelia Gray.

I am the Graveyard Queen, a cemetery restorer who sees ghosts. My father passed down four rules to keep me safe and I’ve broken every last one. A door has opened and evil wants me back. In order to protect myself, I’ve vowed to return to those rules. But the ghost of a murdered cop needs my help to find his killer. The clues lead me to the dark side of Charleston—where witchcraft, root doctors and black magic still flourish—and back to John Devlin, a haunted police detective I should only love from afar. Now I’m faced with a terrible choice: follow the rules or follow my heart. (Goodreads)

Amelia Gray has come back to Charleston on the heels of a text supposedly sent by the man she loves, Detective John Devlin,  telling her he needs her. She returns only to find him in the arms of another woman. Amelia feels betrayed but knows she has no rights to Devlin since she was the one who pushed him away and severed all ties with him. As Amelia settles back into her life, taking back up the restoring of Twin Oaks cemetery, she finds herself once again submerged in the mystery that surrounds Devlin and his deceased family. The past and present come together when Amelia is commanded by the ghost of a former police detective to solve his murder. A ghost whose death may answer every question Amelia has about Devlin, herself, and the taint that surrounds them all.

Amanda Steven’s The Prophet, is the third in her bone chilling Graveyard Queen series. Picking up right  behind The Restorer, Ms. Stevens’s once again submerges us into her world of gothic horror, infused with the slick heat and superstitions that make up the fabric of the South.  Poetic musings and dark descriptions hold you hostage in its insidious embrace as we are gently guided through the story. Ms. Stevens’s strong voice wraps around you in each chilling scene. Amelia’s world is a frightening one and it translates well across paper.

 

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I’m reviewing The Thirteenth Sacrifice by Debbie Viguie at Smexybooks

 

The Thirteenth Sacrifice (Witch HUnt #1) by Debbie Viguie
Supernatural Horror Suspense
April 3, 2012
Signet Imprint

Favorite Quote: “I can barely live with the things I have done. How can I ask him too? “

Samantha Ryan grew up in one of Salem’s most powerful covens until a spell worked by her coven destroyed them all…except for her. Found and adopted, Samantha suppressed her traumatic childhood and did everything possible to distance herself from the evil that surrounded and embraced her as a child. Now grown and a Boston cop, Samantha is being pulled back into that world when a series of horrific murders show that witches are once again back in Salem. As the only “witch” within the police department, Samantha agrees to go undercover and ferret out the witches and their nefarious plans.

Once Samantha arrives in Salem, she begins to “reinvent” herself into the powerful witch she would have been had she continued to practice her coven’s black magic. While there she meets a witchcraft museum owner, Anthony, who also has a personal interest at stake concerning the covens’ return to Salem. Samantha begins to infiltrate the coven; attempting to locate the high priestess, and learn the real reasons behind the murders.

 

 

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