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Jeffrey Malaney has got it all. If being one of New York’s top photography talents wasn’t enough to keep him ticking over, Malaney is now the face of JMenswear Menswear+ Lifestyle in NYC: one of social medias most prestigious destinations for men’s styling, accessories, and worldly travels.


Cool, collected and most of all, composed. Jeffrey embodies the very concept of a modern gentleman, with the distinguished persona to match. JMenswear’s following helped him cement his position as fashion’s most infamous man of the moment.

What does ‘Best Artist’ mean right now, in this colourful era of vibrant individualism and multicultural achievements? Consider one who is Buxton, Derbyshire –based and quickly becoming an expert in this current issue, whose name reflects his varied collective unique background. Charlie Goff –Deakins endures the essence of urban city art. Charlie doesn’t just paint he creates a rhythmic technique that takes his work to new heights with an electric attitude.

What caught my eye was his vivid attention to bold colours. Capturing each emotion as if he was staring them in the eye. He knows his subject and how to pack on the romance, while adding a slight mystery element to the mix. I had the pleasure to get to know the chic artist behind the unique portraits in this fun interview.


Heather Lisa Noire (BF) What inspired you to do the kind of art you do?

Caroline has always loved to write so much that she decided to pursue a Fine Arts degree in Screenwriting. Being an accomplished award winner for an edited screenplay, which won awards at Barcelona, New York, and Vancouver film festivals. The care free spirit of the art world is her point of inspiration through festival and life.

Being a world traveler doesn’t hurt either, her known influences with many cultures, architectures, and design, all over Europe makes this fashionista beaming with style. Experimenting with designing storefronts for boutique bags and accessories store in the Toronto shopping district.

Want stylish editorial images with an A-list touch? Sounds like a job for upcoming fashion photographer, turned business star Toby Nguyen. I can’t count on one hand the number of model stars who rock up in a glamour cover shoot and the end result be flawless. This is precisely what makes Toby Nguyen so special.


Fuss-free with a bold personality, he greets everyone on set with a beaming smile and seems full of creative juice. Toby brings together the grandness of originality, the artistry of emotion, and is inspired by simplicity.

He’s a self-taught photographer, who got involved in the vivid world of high fashion, editorial, and conceptual style, when his father bought him a DSLR camera he was rearing for imaging. In this candid interview, I got to know the industries boss behind the lens in depth. Check it out on Bauchle Fashion’s report. All photography is by Toby Nguyen All Rights Reserved.


BF: How did you get your start in photography?

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Whether its iconic portraiture, fashion editorial or exotic travel, David Todd McCarty blends both fantasy and authenticity to create iconic images, that evoke an emotional response. David started off his career in advertising, working as a creative director for many years. Consequently, he understands the need of art directors more then most. From passion, excitement, sadness, to being straight up quirky McCarty knows how to reflect this well in his beautiful portraits.


At a time when photographers are often mimicking one another, photographer director David McCarty is flourishing. What is his secret? Having patience, perseverance, while creating masterpieces. Find out more in this exclusive interview where I get to know the creator behind the art.



BF: What makes your creativity thrive?


DM: I don’t think I look at creativity as a thing. I don’t know if it’s something that has to be catered to, or pampered. I think of creativity as a solution to a problem. But if your asking how I stay inspired, then I’d have to say it’s sort of involuntary. I create because I don’t know what else to do. Some days you don’t feel inspired and you search for inspiration in the work of others. I can read a great piece of writing and decide to write something myself. Or see a movie. I can see a great photograph and that will inspire me to want to shoot something myself. Books, Magazines, You Tube, Pinterest. There is such a ridiculous world of content out there. Any style, any execution you can imagine. Almost endless, you always have to decide how to take that inspiration and make it your own.