Edited by The Fashion Web
Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor
This spread gives you a good look at the Prada over the knee wellies (out of the water!) and plenty of other thigh high boots – pretty unexpected on the beach. The tousled hair and bulky sweaters are more fitting, especially on breezy beach nights, my personal favorite time to visit. This laid back spread was shot by Matthias Vriens-McGrath.
GALLERY: Santa Monica on Cult
SOURCE: Fashion Gone Rogue
Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor
This Flair editorial is making me wish that I was alive in the 1940′s. I am obsessed with the retro styling, glamorous make-up and strong personality that the models took on during this shoot. These totally look like stills from a film and I wish they were – I’d be watching. Check the gallery to indulge in the old hollywood glamour.
GALLERY: Bon Ton
SOURCE: Refinery 29′s Pipeline
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Couture might be out of our price range, but it certainly remains near and dear to our hearts in Flair’s April 2009 editorial ”La Sera è Couture.” Shot by Magnus Unnar, model Charlotte di Calypso brings natural life and movement to the glorified garb, showing the wearable side of couture. The spread is almost amateur, sometimes blurry or shadowed, enhancing the naturally grounded appeal of a girl lucky enough to wear couture. What a breath of fresh air in an age where photoshop ruins everything natural about….well…everything.
GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “La Sera è Couture” Flair April 2009
Thanks Fashion Gone Rogue!
