ENTER THE 3rd DIMENSION - with your eyes crossed.Can you cross your eyes? If you can, then these images might work for you. You have to cross the right image with the left image and then you’ll see a full stereo 3D image in the middle. It worked for me - the depth of field is crazy!If you can’t cross your eyes, don’t worry - I’m posting more traditional 3D images in my next blog. Thanks to Eric Cheng at Lytro for sending these my way - as you might recall, they are from the amazing Lytro shoot we did a few months back. If you missed that, have a LOOK.

ENTER THE 3rd DIMENSION - with your eyes crossed.

Can you cross your eyes? If you can, then these images might work for you. You have to cross the right image with the left image and then you’ll see a full stereo 3D image in the middle. It worked for me - the depth of field is crazy!

If you can’t cross your eyes, don’t worry - I’m posting more traditional 3D images in my next blog. Thanks to Eric Cheng at Lytro for sending these my way - as you might recall, they are from the amazing Lytro shoot we did a few months back. If you missed that, have a LOOK.

LYTRO - behind-the-scenes.

Yesterday I posted some of the amazing new images we created with photographer Eric Cheng and the revolutionary LYTRO camera technology. If you haven’t seen and played with the images already, I invite you to scroll down and give them a try.  Using much more conventional camera technology, James also created a little behind-the-scenes of this Conran family shoot (James was was the Art Director and his sister Rebecca was the Stylist!).

Please notice, even my niece, Faye, makes a cameo (she’s the tiny Chihuahua).

LYTRO - click anywhere on the picture, I dare you.

Another picture in the series we created with the Lytro camera.  If you click on the picture you’ll see that with the revolutionary Lytro camera, all focusing can be done after the picture is taken.

Photographer - Eric Cheng
Stylist - Rebecca Conran
Art Director - James Conran.

LYTRO - click anywhere on the picture, I dare you.

Here’s another picture in the series we created with the Lytro camera. In this picture, at the cross roads of Broadway and 5th avenue, I’m wearing a printed jumpsuit by Tucker paired up with my own head scarf and sunglasses.

If you click on the picture you will see that with the revolutionary Lytro camera, all focusing can be done after the picture is taken.

Photographer - Eric Cheng
Stylist - Rebecca Conran
Art Director - James Conran.

LYTRO - click anywhere on the picture, I dare you.

This season, bold prints are not just for clothes. Here I’m pairing up a herring bone manicure with bright pink lips. This beauty shot is from the first EVER fashion shoot with the Lytro camera.


Photographer - Eric Cheng
Stylist - Rebecca Conran
Art Director - James Conran.

LYTRO - click anywhere on the picture, I dare you.

In this Lytro picture I wear a tunic by SUNO paried with a necklace by Coco Rocha for Senhoa! Thats right, this is also the first glimpse at my own charity jewelry line coming out later this year! If you click on the picture you’ll see that with the revolutionary Lytro camera, all focusing can be done after the picture is taken.


Photographer - Eric Cheng
Stylist - Rebecca Conran
Art Director - James Conran.

LYTRO - click anywhere on the picture, I dare you.

Three weeks ago I read an article on mashable.com about a revolutionary new camera called the LYTRO that requires no focusing whatsoever. In fact, believe it or not, all focusing can be done after the picture is taken. James and I, ever the early adopters, immediately reached out to the company producing the camera and said we would love to work with the prototype. To our excitement, the very next week Lytro was kind enough to send out photographer Eric Cheng with the camera and together with my sister-in-law Rebecca Conran as the stylist and James as Art Director we created our own little fashion shoot here in New York.

In fact, this is the first EVER fashion shoot with the Lytro camera.