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Title: Believe: Walter Van Beirendonck and Wild and Lethal Trash by Thimo Te Duits, Walter Van Beirendonck, Netherlands) Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen (Rotterdam, Jurgen Teller, Max Borka ISBN: 9-0566210-0-9 Publisher: NAI Publishers Pub. Date: April, 1999 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $45.00

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Average Customer Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Simply another outstanding contribution by W@LT!
Comment: Walter Van Beirendonck is simply a genius. His fashion is outstanding and just the mere thought of using Orlan as his muse for the 1998 W< collection is plain and simply an example of how to "kiss the future!".

It is too bad that the new Van Beirendonck collections are not available yet commercially, since his departure from W<, as they are completely amazing.

Rating: 3
Summary: Not for the fainthearted-disturbing but interesting
Comment: The photography is by Juergen Teller,therefore you know it'll be interesting if nothing else.And 2 of my favorite models are used-Devon Aoki and Alissa Bennett(who is the personification of androgyny...).However,they have these bizarre prosthetic lumps on their foreheads/brows,making them look almost cavewoman-esque.It's inspired by this strange obscure artist who actually has silicone injected beneath her skin in her forehead,on the bridge of her nose e.t.c....places it isn't what you'd call aesthetically pleasing.Still,the fashion is really cool,the Alissa pics are shot outdoors in natural light,and it's just a very interesting photo essay.I'd prefer they weren't wearing those prosthetic lumps,though...