Kristina Korb : Max Herre for NESOLA, goats for SZ MAGAZINE, Philippe Starck for WARENDORF KÜCHEN and new entry Tony KIM

Following a spontaneous call from Max Herres’ manager, Lennart BREDE accompanied him that evening on a performance with his band. The shots were realised before and after his gig at Kino Babylon, Berlin. The client was NESOLA, his label.

To justify his reputation as a typical Berliner photographer, Lennart shot a ‘Berlin’ style series with looks by Berliner designers on a street in Kreuzberg. The resulting series is titled ‘XBerg Wedding’. Models CONSTANZE Tonn c/o VIVA MODELS and Ercan Inan posed for the camera. LINDA CHARLOTTE Ehrl c/o NINA KLEIN carried out the styling and Christina Vacirca perfected the hair & make-up.

Photographer Tony KIM is a new entry at Kristina Korb. He stems from a Korean family, who immigrated to the USA in the late ‘60s. Even though his parents wanted him to pursue a scientific career, his interests were devoted to the modern and postmodern, which led to his choice of a Photography degree.

His prestigious clients include French Elle, GQ UK, Shiseido and Lee Jeans. Celebrities such as Heidi Klum, Mischa Barton and Janet Jackson have also posed for his camera. GoSee presents a selection of his work.

Hubertus HAMM was happy to take up the challenge of photographing six wild goats in his studio for SZ MAGAZIN. They seem to have enjoyed the change of scenery and eyed up this season’s latest furniture by Secto, Schönbuch, Ingo Maurer, Lignet Roset and Draenert, amongst others.

Simona Heuberger chose the selection of furniture; Claudia and Lisa lovingly took care of the goats and the photographer.

In addition to this, Hubertus photographed design legend Philippe Starck and his ‘Starck Collection’ for WARENDORF KÜCHEN GmbH. Miele kitchens have decided to change their name to Warendorf, to mark the beginning of a new era for the brand.

This new era is being celebrated with a new product: designed by Philippe Starck and photographed by Hubertus HAMM at a selection of locations. The result is unusual elegance, where kitchens and their furniture become one with the space and life.

The agency was KMS Team, Munich with stylists Clementine Guilmoto and Christina Morcego.

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