be a chameleon fit in anywhere be a rockstar stand out everywhere i-D Summer 2013 Photographer: Sølve Sundsbø Styling: Charlotte Stockdale Hair: Syd Hayes Makeup: Petros Petrohilos Models: Xiao Wen Ju and Yue Ning
The master copies of all the shows and movies available to Netflix take up 3.14 petabytes of storage space. (In comparison, Facebook uses about 1.5 petabytes to store about 10 billion photos.) Hollywood studios used to send individual films and shows to Netflix on a disc or thumb drive; now they use a Netflix system called Backlot to send encrypted files via the Internet. Netflix then compresses the files and creates more than 100 different versions, each tuned for the varying bandwidth, device, and language needs of its customers. (An hour of video for the iPhone would be about 150 megabytes.) This compressed catalog comes to about 2.75 petabytes.
Rinata Con La Camicia (Reborn With Shirt) Vanity Fair Italia 15th May 2013 Photographer: Kelly Klein Styling: Sciascia Gambaccini Hair: Marco Testa Makeup: Marissa Nemes Models: Anna Marie Reilly [...]
Too Tough To Handle The NY Times T Style Magazine Travel Summer 2013 Photographer: Craig McDean Styling: Joe McKenna Hair: Eugene Souleiman Makeup: Peter Philips Nails: Typhaine Kersual Models: Julia Nobis & Fei Fei Sun
The Kate Upton Effect US Vogue June 2013 Photographer: Mario Testino Stylist: Tonne Goodman Hair: Christiaan Makeup: James Kaliardos Model: Kate Upton [...]
The master copies of all the shows and movies available to Netflix take up 3.14 petabytes of storage space. (In comparison, Facebook uses about 1.5 petabytes to store about 10 billion photos.) Hollywood studios used to send individual films and shows to Netflix on a disc or thumb drive; now they use a Netflix system called Backlot to send encrypted files via the Internet. Netflix then compresses the files and creates more than 100 different versions, each tuned for the varying bandwidth, device, and language needs of its customers. (An hour of video for the iPhone would be about 150 megabytes.) This compressed catalog comes to about 2.75 petabytes.
