We shared a preview from the forthcoming J. Lindeberg Biannual Vol. II for A/W 2012… today we take a further look at the still photography by Olivier Zahm for his “The Bunkers” editorial found inside. “The Document and a Dream” book highlights many artist and photography works to showcase the J. Lindeberg collection for the season. Models Julia oleynik and Nicole Trunfio are photographed by Zahm in and around a series of old silos. Beauty can be found in desolation it seems.

Many more looks from the shoot (some NSFW) on the following page.

Johan Lindeberg’s BLK DNM line stormed itself front and forward over the last year. In celebration of their one-year anniversary, BLK DNM teamed up with Purple Magazine’s Olivier Zahm for a photo exhibition currently on display at BLK DNM’s NYC shop at 237 Lafayette St. Artists participating in the exhibition’s “collage wall” include: Terry Richardson, Aaron Young, Richard Longo, Max Snow, Olaf Breuning, Jeremy Everett, Wes Lang, David Salle, Spencer Sweeny, and Olivier Zahm himself.

Zahm also designed ”a ‘Purple in 3D’ installation for the unveiling of a new window display and created a custom playlist for BLK DNM.” Those looking to bring home a piece of the exhibition may purchase a limited edition t-shirt. Be sure to visit the exhibition on your next stop into NYC.

We hope you watched the Olivier Zahm behind-the-scenes video for J. Lindeberg’s Biannual Book. Today, we look inside the fifth installment of the book series. “For Autumn/Winter 2011, joining Creative Director Jörgen Ringstrand are new collaborators David St John-James, Robbie Spencer, Gerry Johansson and Carlotta Manaigo working alongside the existing team members Olivier Zahm, Skye Parrot, Andreas Sjödin, Carl-Johan Paulin, Hannes Hetta, Marine Braunschvig, Marcus Dunberg, Göran Åkestam, Tinka Luiga, Eric Guillemain, Andreas Carlsbecker and Lars Johnson.”

View the Autumn/Winter 2011 Biannual Book from J. Lindeberg.

More looks after the click.

J. Lindeberg shares this exclusive look from Olivier Zahm’s “The Bunker” shoot for their Autumn/Winter 2011 Biannual Book

“It’s an historic place, the place where these bunkers stand. And if the story they tell had turned out differently, who knows what our lives would have looked like today? Olivier wanted to go there, to honour the place in his own, special way.”