The Mom Project

These are the finished images and layout of a photo shoot I co-produced and styled for Issue 13 of WORN.  The idea was to style people based on an image of their mother, and I couldn't be more pleased with the results. All of the models were so fantastic (not just saying that because they are all my adorable friends-including my mom pictured below) and I can't thank them enough!

Also, I posted some photos last week of a shoot that was done for my article, and thought I would share the finished piece too! Sorry if the text is super small, but if you want to read it you can order it online! (shameless plug sorry)

found

In early September I found this camera at a yard sale for 50 cents, and bought it right away. Regardless of whether it worked properly, I figured it would be at home with the other lost objects that gather across my apartment. A month and a roll of film later, and I've found out the camera actually takes quite lovely photos indeed. The only part that doesn't work is the counter dial, so I was constantly wondering how many photos I had left. I think I was either too cautious or impatient, because when I got my film developed it turned out I had only taken ten photos. Below are my favourites.

a hole in the wall on Dundas.

inspiration wall at WORN Fashion Journal.

some lovely Wornettes (who will probably kill me for putting this up).

a garden down the street.

a bodiless flower and headless woman.

redress

Selects by the lovely Arden for my article in issue 13 of Worn, taken way back in June. 

I've been wanting to share these forever, but forced myself to wait until the issue was released.

(hint hint, go get yourself a copy.)