Candice Bailey is a fashion designer who works out of Hackney in East London. Not only does she design clothing, she also writes about fashion and works in magazine production. Bailey does everything from odd freelance jobs to contributing to major national newspapers and prominent companies. In terms of a day job, she currently works as a senior fashion assistant. However she was the head designer for this The Milk Magazine photoshoot.
The photography, shot by Claire Pepper, focuses on model Marin (Select) adorned in clothing that ranges from light summer blouses to floral patterned pants and long flowing dresses. These outfits would not be complete without the hair styling and makeup provided by the talented David Wadlow and creative Joella Butler, respectively.
Flowing Pastel Frocks
These Candice Bailey Looks are Light and in Season
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