Shane Cisneros

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Name: Shane Cisneros

Title: Content Specialist, Entertainment And Fashion News

Background & Inspiration: Originally hailing from California, I came to New York to attend New York University and study ballet with the American Ballet Theatre. Once, my dance dreams died, I focused on my studies in journalism and art history while interning at Jalouse and Talk. I eventually moved on to being an associate editor at The Daily, which covers fashion weeks around the world, writing and photo editing. I was then offered a position at Teen People as assistant photo editor/ sittings where I worked on doing photo research and casting before coming to Getty Images where I handle promoting our entertainment and fashion content.

Fashion Icon: I am a fan of women who have their personal style down to science. Look no further than Anna Wintour and Carine Roitfeld for classic and edgy inspiration.

Favorite Designer: It is so hard to choose just one but I will forever and always love Chanel.

Personal Style: While I love bold prints and eccentric style, I am all about simple, slim, and urbane. Gotta dress for what looks good on you!

Wish List: An apartment in the West Village, NYC, decorated by John Derian.

Fashion Must Do’s: Dress for your body, find which colors work for you, and don’t be afraid to experiment it is the only way you’ll find out what works best for you.

Fashion Is: Ever-changing. You can always count on a new season and style.

New York Style: Although overused phrase, New York is the one town that can define you, you can see ladies in head-to-toe runway outfits uptown and the best street fashion downtown.

Strangest Fashion Moment: Trying to put my Chloe jeans on and forgetting I already had my shoes on, thus ripping one pant leg in half.

What Most People Don’t Know About Shane: I love country music.

Clint Froehlich

Hailing from Boise, Idaho – that lovely Northwestern city known for its potato moguls, disgraced U.S. senators, and cheery disposition – Clint joined the WireImage team as a copy writer in early 2006, and proceeded to pound out 500-word celebrity bios like a seasoned pro. With WireImage now a part of the Getty Images family, Clint works from the New York City office providing administrative support for the Marketing team, writing blurbs about entertainment events, and manning the go-to cubicle for all things verbal.

Clint earned a B.A. in Film Studies from Harvard University, where he developed a reputation as a voracious cinephile, film theory dork, sometime stage actor-director, and reliable regular at Café Algiers, the Brattle Theatre, and the Harvard Film Archive. Together with a plucky group of pan-European undergraduate cineastes, Clint helped start Harvard’s first annual film journal, Cinematic. He enjoys writing about himself in the third person, the sybaritic visuals of Fellini films, promoting the virtues of the analog, and reading novels on the subway.

Andrew H. Walker
Andrew H. Walker has been a celebrity and fashion photographer and portraitist for ten years. He began as a youth with portraiture photography as his first love and quickly moved on to work with legendary photographer Patrick McMullan. Currently Andrew works with the world’s premiere global entertainment photo agency, Getty Images.

Walker’s pictures have appeared in Vogue, The New York Times, People, US Weekly, Newsweek, Gotham, New York Magazine and many other print and broadcast media outlets.

Walker has photographed the best of the runway, parties and backstage happenings at New York’s Fashion Week for the past five years. He has also shot some of the world’s most high profile red carpet galas, music award shows and film festivals, this list includes the MTV Music Awards, the Tribeca and Dubai Film Festivals, the Great Wall of China Fashion Show among others.

His genuine, amiable style has allowed him to capture each of his subjects with sensitivity and respect. Andrew was born in Keene, New Hampshire and now lives and regularly works in New York City.

Bridget Burns

When she is not blogging, Bridget is researching photos for a mix of advertising, corporate and media clients. Coming from the same gene pool that established The Western Costume Company, she grew up in Los Angeles. She was raised by practical, salt-of-the-earth folks and went to schools with phone directories that read like a Hollywood industry rolodex.

Voted “most original dresser” (read: worst dresser) in 8th grade, she continued to be interested in fashion until this very moment. Bridget majored in art history at Barnard College and spent some time in Portland, Oregon working at a book store, learning about photography and writing about music. You might see her in New York photographing obscure performers.