Side Angle Pose

The model-y mover on the left is poised for a Side Angle Pose in this recent shoot by Joshua Jordan

Source: YVY Mag

Marichyasana, kinda

Dree Hemingway could very well be adjusting herself into Marichyasana A in Trafalgar Square, if she extended her left leg down and bound her arms. This shot was taken by Angelo Pennetta for the January 2010 issue of Vogue Nippon.

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Bind

Lykke Li, one of the artists in W Magazine's December editorial United Artists styled in Giorgio Armani by Alex White, captures the spirit of a Bind and is captured by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vınoodh Matadin.

Source: Maison Chaplin

Windshield Wiper

Brandon Wilson gives Juliet Wesley an unconventional modification for her Windshield Wiper Pose as part of The Foster Twins editorial for last month's MILK X magazine shot by Baldovino Barani.

Source: Design Scene

Bridge Pose

Juliet Wesley does her best to assume Bridge Pose while chained to a tree as part of The Foster Twins editorial for last month's MILK X magazine shot by Baldovino Barani.

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Heading to Head Stand

While Viktor sits pretty, the other half of dynamic design duo, Rolf, of Viktor and Rolf heads for a Head Stands, already in mid air and his hands in position (although technically he should already have his head between his hands!). Shot by Blommers and Schumm for the Fall/Winter issue of GQ Style Italy.

Source: YVY Mag

Almost Pigeon Pose

If only that front leg weren't extended, Roberto Bolle would be in the perfect Pigeon Pose. The Italian ballet dancer (a principal for American Ballet Theatre) collaborated with photographer Bruce Weber over three years to produce the forthcoming book Roberto Bolle: An Athlete in Tights. The book features writing from Bolle, as well as texts by Elsa Morante and illustrations by Paul Cadmus and Jeremiah Goodman. The hardcover book comes with 192 pages and will be released on December 20, 2009. Now in pre-order on Amazon.

Source: YVY Mag