Nature offers an inviting, laid-back setting for many fashion spreads, which is the case for the 'Bucolica' editorial photographed by Eric Guillemain.
The Bucolica editorial appears in the November 2011 issue of L'Officiel magazine and is just as its name implies -- it features a rural, woodsy setting that is soft, serene and inviting. The model featured is the lovely blond Terese Pagh, who looks innocent and pretty in this outdoor shoot. She poses in fall-perfect pieces and cold weather style staples including a chunky, over-sized knit sweater, shearling leather jacket and a pair of grey knee-high socks. In one (my favorite) shot, she sports a knee-grazing cable knit cardigan, fur stole, shorts and a pair of chic, fur-trimmed lace-up boots.
The elegant Bucolica editorial features styling by Amanda Ross, makeup by Valery Gherman and hair by Jordan M.
Cozy Country Captures
Terese Pagh Appears in the 'Bucolica' Editorial by Eric Guillemain
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