One-Legged Seated Forward Bend

Carla Crombie seems to be hiding a one-legged seated forward bend beneath that skirt of hers in the September issue of Italian Glamour styled by Edoardo Marchiori.

Source: Design Scene

Seated Forward Bend

In the lower right, the model for EY! Magazine gets into a seated forward bend (paschimottanasana) for photographer Jolijn Snijders.

Source: Design Scene

Half Moon?

Joseph Lauvers seems to be modifying a Half Moon pose for photographer Michele De Andreis. He looks strong enough to attempt the full pose, what's the deal? Maybe he's slowly getting up there...

Source: The Fashionisto

Leg Up!

Photographer Richard Pier Petit teams up with stylist Eugene Ong to capture Victor Ross possibly setting up for Tree Pose? Maybe I just wanted to feature a jumpsuit.

Source: YVY Mag

Eagle Legs

A model in the September 2010 issue of Vogue Russia twists her legs into Eagle Pose but is sitting on a stool. Willy Vanderperre captures her erroneous pose.

Source: Design Scene

Twist Twist

Models in the September 2010 issue of Vogue Russia get into their best fashionably yogic twists, shot by Willy Vanderperre.

Source: Design Scene

Bridge Pose

Nicholai Fischer captures Sara Blomqvist in Setu Bandha Sarvangasana for an independently-shot editorial entitled "Twilight Girl."

Source: Design Scene

Extended Side Angle Pose

Brazilian Francisco Lachowski casually leans into Utthita Parsvakonasana for the Fall/Winter campaign of T.I. For Men.

Source: YVY Mag

Pigeon Pose

Maybe for the first time, photographer Delwin Kamara captures model ZaQuan Champ in Pigeon Pose (Kapotasana) for the story "The Seventh Son" for Push It Magazine.

Source: YVY Mag

Sun Salutation

The Financial Times' How To Spend It Magazine features the editorial Longing for Summer and a salute to the radiant sun shot by photographer Andrew Yee. Longing for those last days of summer...

Source: Design Scene

Boat Pose

The “Don’t Get Me Wrong” editorial of the July 2010 issue of Brazil’s U+Mag features model Maarten in a super-modified almost-there Navasana snapped by photographer Madison.

Source: YVY Mag