Soft, feminine and carefree, model Naty Chabanenko is a polished bohemian in the Anthropologie May 2012 lookbook. From colorfully ladylike ensembles to bright billowing dresses, the fashion at times alternates between two different styles while at others it combines them. The best of two worlds, this catalog will inspire women to stay sophisticated while allowing themselves to embrace their free-spiritedness for the summer season.
The Anthropologie May 2012 lookbook was captured by Buenos Aires-born and New York-based photographer Diego Uchitel. The Ukrainian beauty was expertly styled by Melissa Rubini, who outfitted her in a myriad of vibrant feminine frocks that are at once dressy and casual. The fun, flirty looks were completed with tousled tresses by hairstylist Moiz and bright eyeshadows by makeup artist Mike Potter.
Softly Silhouetted Fashion
The Anthropologie May 2012 Lookbook is Polished and Carefree
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