Documentary
Andrew Arthur® 2026 All Rights Reserved.
Andrew Arthur® 2026 All Rights Reserved.
Shaun White
"The moment Shaun realized he had won his third Olympic gold, everything broke open. I was on foot with his family when the news hit, and the space instantly turned chaotic and unguarded. Through tears, Shaun grabbed the American flag and locked eyes with Jake Burton, the first person who believed in him as a six year old kid. No photographers were allowed, but I jumped the rails knowing I couldn’t miss it. This image later lived in both Jake’s legacy book after his passing and Shaun’s book, marking the end of a 30 year journey."
— Andrew Arthur
Shaun White
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Rizzoli
The Architect
"A rare moment inside the orbit of Karl Lagerfeld, where vision moved faster than the room around him. I was drawn to the contrast between stillness and momentum, a reminder that true creative authority doesn’t need to announce itself. Presence alone can shape everything."
— Andrew Arthur
Fendi
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Frowing it
"A rare pre-show moment where the room softens and Anna Wintour cracks a smile. The Suzy Menkes report in the middle, stamped with Miley Cyrus on the cover, quietly dates the scene in the best way. I love how fashion’s most controlled seats can still feel human right before the show starts."
— Andrew Arthur
Calvin Klein
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Tiny Thread
"Just before the runway, everything comes down to the smallest details. A loose strap, a steady hand, one last breath before stepping into the lights. These quiet moments backstage are where the tension lives, invisible to the audience but essential to the performance."
— Andrew Arthur
Alberta Ferretti
\
The Love Magazine
The Red Coat
“A timeless Gucci coat, photographed on the runway in 2017.”
— Andrew Arthur
GUCCI
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Julie Hoomans
"Shows move fast, sometimes four a day, and moments like this capture the scattered rhythm behind the runway. Looking back, these images remind me how much I grew by staying observant, humble, and useful in high pressure spaces. The work taught me to move efficiently, respect every role in the room, and remember that presence matters as much as the photograph."
— Andrew Arthur
Ferragamo
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Ferragamo
On-camera Flash
“Backstage at Fendi under on-camera flash, capturing the precision, color, and restraint of a Karl Lagerfeld collection.”
— Andrew Arthur
Fendi
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Showtime
"Moments before the first look steps out, everything narrows into focus. Hands move with quiet urgency, faces settle into character, and the room holds its breath. This is the exact second when preparation turns into performance."
— Andrew Arthur
Balmain
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Mystery Girl
"During an intense five-year sprint across fashion weeks and shows, the work I made for CR Fashion Book stands out as a turning point. New to the industry and absorbing everything, I was drawn to the chaos backstage rather than the spectacle of the runway. Coming from skateboarding, that environment felt familiar. This image reflects my admiration for the young models and creatives pushing through exhaustion, and a moment where I allowed risk, imperfection, and experimentation to shape the frame."
— Andrew Arthur
Philosophy
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Piecing the Dress
"Long nights in Paris, standing quietly in the corner during haute couture fittings, watching a dress come together piece by piece. For a Southern California skate kid with a camera, moments like this felt almost unreal, suspended between exhaustion and awe. I remember stepping outside of myself here, letting the romance of the process sink in, and realizing this was exactly where I wanted to be."
— Andrew Arthur
Giambattista Valli
\
Giambattista Valli
Catwalk
"Returning for my second invitation to capture Loewe's mesmerizing Spring/Summer collection, an unfolding tapestry of avant-garde elegance at Fashion Week."
— Andrew Arthur
Loewe
\
C.R. Fashion Book
In Formation
"Backstage at the Grand Palais, sunlight poured through the glass ceiling, cutting clean lines across the floor as the models waited in formation. Less drama, more quiet precision, boots grounded, silhouettes aligned, the calm before stepping into motion. Even in stillness, the rhythm of the show was already present."
— Andrew Arthur
Giambattista Valli
\
Giambattista Valli
Katlin Aas
“Backstage hard light like this almost never happens, and when it does, you don’t question it. I wasn’t supposed to be there, got kicked out, and found my way back in to make this frame. It’s imperfect, but it holds exactly what that morning felt like: exhaustion, elegance, and the quiet chaos of fashion week.”
— Andrew Arthur
Roberto Cavalli
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Cathedral Light
“I photographed this the way it felt in the room: quiet, monumental, and lit like a cathedral. Two silhouettes, one beam of light, and a trail of fabric that never really ends.”
— Andrew Arthur
Pronovias
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Pronovias
Stillness, Rue Cambon
"A photograph of Coco Chanel at rest in her Paris apartment, captured mid-thought, cigarette in hand. The Polaroid now rests on the very chair where she once sat, collapsing time into a single frame."
— Andrew Arthur
Chanel
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Shaun White
"The moment Shaun realized he had won his third Olympic gold, everything broke open. I was on foot with his family when the news hit, and the space instantly turned chaotic and unguarded. Through tears, Shaun grabbed the American flag and locked eyes with Jake Burton, the first person who believed in him as a six year old kid. No photographers were allowed, but I jumped the rails knowing I couldn’t miss it. This image later lived in both Jake’s legacy book after his passing and Shaun’s book, marking the end of a 30 year journey."
— Andrew Arthur
Shaun White
\
Rizzoli
The Architect
"A rare moment inside the orbit of Karl Lagerfeld, where vision moved faster than the room around him. I was drawn to the contrast between stillness and momentum, a reminder that true creative authority doesn’t need to announce itself. Presence alone can shape everything."
— Andrew Arthur
Fendi
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Frowing it
"A rare pre-show moment where the room softens and Anna Wintour cracks a smile. The Suzy Menkes report in the middle, stamped with Miley Cyrus on the cover, quietly dates the scene in the best way. I love how fashion’s most controlled seats can still feel human right before the show starts."
— Andrew Arthur
Calvin Klein
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Tiny Thread
"Just before the runway, everything comes down to the smallest details. A loose strap, a steady hand, one last breath before stepping into the lights. These quiet moments backstage are where the tension lives, invisible to the audience but essential to the performance."
— Andrew Arthur
Alberta Ferretti
\
The Love Magazine
The Red Coat
“A timeless Gucci coat, photographed on the runway in 2017.”
— Andrew Arthur
GUCCI
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Julie Hoomans
"Shows move fast, sometimes four a day, and moments like this capture the scattered rhythm behind the runway. Looking back, these images remind me how much I grew by staying observant, humble, and useful in high pressure spaces. The work taught me to move efficiently, respect every role in the room, and remember that presence matters as much as the photograph."
— Andrew Arthur
Ferragamo
\
Ferragamo
On-camera Flash
“Backstage at Fendi under on-camera flash, capturing the precision, color, and restraint of a Karl Lagerfeld collection.”
— Andrew Arthur
Fendi
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Showtime
"Moments before the first look steps out, everything narrows into focus. Hands move with quiet urgency, faces settle into character, and the room holds its breath. This is the exact second when preparation turns into performance."
— Andrew Arthur
Balmain
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Mystery Girl
"During an intense five-year sprint across fashion weeks and shows, the work I made for CR Fashion Book stands out as a turning point. New to the industry and absorbing everything, I was drawn to the chaos backstage rather than the spectacle of the runway. Coming from skateboarding, that environment felt familiar. This image reflects my admiration for the young models and creatives pushing through exhaustion, and a moment where I allowed risk, imperfection, and experimentation to shape the frame."
— Andrew Arthur
Philosophy
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Piecing the Dress
"Long nights in Paris, standing quietly in the corner during haute couture fittings, watching a dress come together piece by piece. For a Southern California skate kid with a camera, moments like this felt almost unreal, suspended between exhaustion and awe. I remember stepping outside of myself here, letting the romance of the process sink in, and realizing this was exactly where I wanted to be."
— Andrew Arthur
Giambattista Valli
\
Giambattista Valli
Catwalk
"Returning for my second invitation to capture Loewe's mesmerizing Spring/Summer collection, an unfolding tapestry of avant-garde elegance at Fashion Week."
— Andrew Arthur
Loewe
\
C.R. Fashion Book
In Formation
"Backstage at the Grand Palais, sunlight poured through the glass ceiling, cutting clean lines across the floor as the models waited in formation. Less drama, more quiet precision, boots grounded, silhouettes aligned, the calm before stepping into motion. Even in stillness, the rhythm of the show was already present."
— Andrew Arthur
Giambattista Valli
\
Giambattista Valli
Katlin Aas
“Backstage hard light like this almost never happens, and when it does, you don’t question it. I wasn’t supposed to be there, got kicked out, and found my way back in to make this frame. It’s imperfect, but it holds exactly what that morning felt like: exhaustion, elegance, and the quiet chaos of fashion week.”
— Andrew Arthur
Roberto Cavalli
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Cathedral Light
“I photographed this the way it felt in the room: quiet, monumental, and lit like a cathedral. Two silhouettes, one beam of light, and a trail of fabric that never really ends.”
— Andrew Arthur
Pronovias
\
Pronovias
Stillness, Rue Cambon
"A photograph of Coco Chanel at rest in her Paris apartment, captured mid-thought, cigarette in hand. The Polaroid now rests on the very chair where she once sat, collapsing time into a single frame."
— Andrew Arthur
Chanel
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Shaun White
"The moment Shaun realized he had won his third Olympic gold, everything broke open. I was on foot with his family when the news hit, and the space instantly turned chaotic and unguarded. Through tears, Shaun grabbed the American flag and locked eyes with Jake Burton, the first person who believed in him as a six year old kid. No photographers were allowed, but I jumped the rails knowing I couldn’t miss it. This image later lived in both Jake’s legacy book after his passing and Shaun’s book, marking the end of a 30 year journey."
— Andrew Arthur
Shaun White
\
Rizzoli
The Architect
"A rare moment inside the orbit of Karl Lagerfeld, where vision moved faster than the room around him. I was drawn to the contrast between stillness and momentum, a reminder that true creative authority doesn’t need to announce itself. Presence alone can shape everything."
— Andrew Arthur
Fendi
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Frowing it
"A rare pre-show moment where the room softens and Anna Wintour cracks a smile. The Suzy Menkes report in the middle, stamped with Miley Cyrus on the cover, quietly dates the scene in the best way. I love how fashion’s most controlled seats can still feel human right before the show starts."
— Andrew Arthur
Calvin Klein
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Tiny Thread
"Just before the runway, everything comes down to the smallest details. A loose strap, a steady hand, one last breath before stepping into the lights. These quiet moments backstage are where the tension lives, invisible to the audience but essential to the performance."
— Andrew Arthur
Alberta Ferretti
\
The Love Magazine
The Red Coat
“A timeless Gucci coat, photographed on the runway in 2017.”
— Andrew Arthur
GUCCI
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Julie Hoomans
"Shows move fast, sometimes four a day, and moments like this capture the scattered rhythm behind the runway. Looking back, these images remind me how much I grew by staying observant, humble, and useful in high pressure spaces. The work taught me to move efficiently, respect every role in the room, and remember that presence matters as much as the photograph."
— Andrew Arthur
Ferragamo
\
Ferragamo
On-camera Flash
“Backstage at Fendi under on-camera flash, capturing the precision, color, and restraint of a Karl Lagerfeld collection.”
— Andrew Arthur
Fendi
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Showtime
"Moments before the first look steps out, everything narrows into focus. Hands move with quiet urgency, faces settle into character, and the room holds its breath. This is the exact second when preparation turns into performance."
— Andrew Arthur
Balmain
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Mystery Girl
"During an intense five-year sprint across fashion weeks and shows, the work I made for CR Fashion Book stands out as a turning point. New to the industry and absorbing everything, I was drawn to the chaos backstage rather than the spectacle of the runway. Coming from skateboarding, that environment felt familiar. This image reflects my admiration for the young models and creatives pushing through exhaustion, and a moment where I allowed risk, imperfection, and experimentation to shape the frame."
— Andrew Arthur
Philosophy
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Piecing the Dress
"Long nights in Paris, standing quietly in the corner during haute couture fittings, watching a dress come together piece by piece. For a Southern California skate kid with a camera, moments like this felt almost unreal, suspended between exhaustion and awe. I remember stepping outside of myself here, letting the romance of the process sink in, and realizing this was exactly where I wanted to be."
— Andrew Arthur
Giambattista Valli
\
Giambattista Valli
Catwalk
"Returning for my second invitation to capture Loewe's mesmerizing Spring/Summer collection, an unfolding tapestry of avant-garde elegance at Fashion Week."
— Andrew Arthur
Loewe
\
C.R. Fashion Book
In Formation
"Backstage at the Grand Palais, sunlight poured through the glass ceiling, cutting clean lines across the floor as the models waited in formation. Less drama, more quiet precision, boots grounded, silhouettes aligned, the calm before stepping into motion. Even in stillness, the rhythm of the show was already present."
— Andrew Arthur
Giambattista Valli
\
Giambattista Valli
Katlin Aas
“Backstage hard light like this almost never happens, and when it does, you don’t question it. I wasn’t supposed to be there, got kicked out, and found my way back in to make this frame. It’s imperfect, but it holds exactly what that morning felt like: exhaustion, elegance, and the quiet chaos of fashion week.”
— Andrew Arthur
Roberto Cavalli
\
C.R. Fashion Book
Cathedral Light
“I photographed this the way it felt in the room: quiet, monumental, and lit like a cathedral. Two silhouettes, one beam of light, and a trail of fabric that never really ends.”
— Andrew Arthur
Pronovias
\
Pronovias
Stillness, Rue Cambon
"A photograph of Coco Chanel at rest in her Paris apartment, captured mid-thought, cigarette in hand. The Polaroid now rests on the very chair where she once sat, collapsing time into a single frame."
— Andrew Arthur