WHO LAID THE GOLDEN EGG? TIM WALKER!

So it's not news that I'm obsessed with magazines of all shapes and forms blah blah blah. And the appeal of a lot of these magazines has something to do with the beautiful shoots that are in place within, and a lot of the time I find myself having these deja-vu moments where shoots from different magazines look really similar and you have some idea that it's probably a designer or photographer or stylist working for both that's pulling those aesthetic similarities together. But I've never really try to pin down the base point or person involved until giant golden eggs and Viktor and Rolf dressed as circus clowns and WWII planes-in-living-rooms starting popping up all over the place, creating the most monumental Alice in Wonderland moments since Lewis Carroll fell down the rabbit hole and took everyone else with him, including me, who was completely in the dark about the proprietor of such dreamscapes until a design / stylist genius friend of mine pointed out Tim Walker in a Vogue.

Check out the images above, and his website HERE and tell me there is a better person to take accompanying photographs to lullabys and the like? Multi coloured kittens? OF course.