The Chanel Spring 2013 campaign is stunning, but controversial. The set of nonchalant photographs feature 16 year-old models and have been circulating speculation. The lovely girls appear older and thanks to styling, their ages seem deceiving.
Although these girls are quite young you cannot deny their natural beauty, which catapults the campaign into perfection. The shots are airy, well-manicured and showcase the girls in a languid and relaxed manner. The outfits are not sexualized and for the most part the young models are covered. Stunning shots include models Ondria Hardin next to Yumi Lambert and Stalla Tennant sprawled across a bench and a fabulous shot of two of three lounging, their legs dangling with a sense of serenity.
The Chanel Spring 2013 campaign is controversial, but above all a beautiful debut of up-and-coming models.
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The Chanel Spring 2013 Campaign Features Super Young Models
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