-
Alex Kuczynski and Susan AndersonThe Gold Standard -
Frank OckenfelsFrank Ockenfels -
Amber ValettaForever Young? -
Elaine D'Farley and Philip GefterBeauty: The Real vs. The Ideal -
Lauren GreenfieldLauren Greenfield -
Randall Slavin with Charlize TheronThe Making of 24 Portraits -
Peter FettermanEverything You've Always Wanted To Know About Collecting Fine Art... -
Kwaku AlstonUnique Beauty -
David Fahey and Mark McKennaHerb Ritts - A Discussion -
Leonard NimoyGoddess: An Exploration of the Divine and the Secular Forms of Beauty -
Davis FactorDavis Factor -
Nikki Sixx with Kristine McKennaLife Through The Distorted Lens of Nikki Sixx -
Ying Chu and Yu TsaiEastern Faces Through a Western Lens -
Brian Bowen SmithWhat is Beauty? -
Paul LangeGood Light Stories - Nuances, Shadows and Reflections on Seeing -
Fadil BerishaThe True Meaning of Beauty -
Andrew SouthamThe Half-Life of Beauty -
Matthew RolstonbeautyLIGHT -
Mark LaitaCreated Equal -
Susan AndersonHigh Glitz: From Cinderella to Malibu Barbie -
Melvin SokolskyBeauty Is In the Eye ~ The Time We Live In -
Jill GreenbergFemininity, Feminism and My Work
Ying Chu is Beauty & Health Director at Marie Claire, where she oversees all aspects of the editorial process, from researching, planning, writing, and editing to working with visual concepts and photography for the magazine’s print and digital platforms. Born in Shanghai and currently living in New York City, Chu has spent her career in the magazine world, on staff at Seventeen, Vogue and Suede. Most recently, she has traveled to Bali, Uganda, Paris, Tokyo, and Milan to study and capture global beauty culture. She first met Tsai last year on a location set in Miami.
Born in Taiwan and based in Los Angeles, award-winning photographer/director Yu Tsai approaches his work with a uniquely global eye, taking inspiration from his studies and extensive travels to Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. While initially pursuing zoological sciences, Tsai followed the anomalous path of scientist-turned-Disney dancer-turned-designer, before finding his true calling in photography. Tsai's considerable body of work has appeared in V, Esquire, Marie Claire, Vanity Fair, and Interview, where he has photographed celebrities such as Ziyi Zhang, Kristen Stewart, Lea Michele, Janet Jackson, Sienna Miller, James Franco, Iman, and Zoe Saldana.