Bravo’s original docu-series, Double Exposure, which follows celebrated photographers Markus Klinko and Indrani along with stylist GK Reid on Tuesday, June 22nd at 11pm et/pt (series premiered June 15th). In the second hour-long episode, the celebrity photog duo work with “90210” star Jessica Stroup, “Gossip Girl” cast member Armie Hammer, actress/model/artist Dita Von Teese, talk business & pleasure with singer Aubrey O’Day and attempt to tackle a hastily planned shoot with Lindsay Lohan.
From album covers for David Bowie and Beyoncé, to prize-winning photographs of celebrities like Kate Winslet and Will Smith, Markus and Indrani have shot virtually every contemporary boldface name and countless other iconic images for fashion campaigns and magazines. Over the course of the season, viewers will get an inside look at what it takes to pull together high-glam shoots for icons such as Naomi Campbell, Lady Gaga and Lindsay Lohan – and see how it’s never a dull day in the life of this celebrity photography team.
Episode 102 – “Is Lindsay here yet?” Premieres Tuesday, June 22nd at 11pm et/pt
A glamorous week of shooting in Los Angeles begins with an outrageous client making life difficult for the duo during a Flaunt Magazine shoot with “90210” star Jessica Stroup and “Gossip Girl” cast member Armie Hammer. Mounting financial problems and a broken camera bring chaos to a shoot with Dita Von Teese. Returning to New York, disaster strikes when a high profile, but hastily planned Lindsay Lohan shoot is threatened by a Lilo no-show!
GK Reid on working with Armie Hammer: “Armie was there with his girlfriend, who hung out in the trailer and was slightly concerned about the shoot as it was a sexy, steamy photo shoot.”
Indrani on working with Jessica Stroup and Armie Hammer: “The Founder of Flaunt was trying to get Jessica and Armie out of their clothes – using any kinds of suggestions, “How about boxer shorts in this shot?” The actors remained very cute and professional – and made their boundaries clear that they wanted to keep their clothes on.”
Indrani on working with Dita Von Teese: “Dita is wonderful because she’s so quiet – soft spoken, but what she says is powerful. She is a self-created, powerful woman. We bonded because we are both very familiar with trying to get ideas across but not be overbearing. She also is built almost like a cartoon character – the tiniest waist I’ve ever seen.”