After delivering one of my favorite editorials with Hedi Slimane, über stylist and fashion director Nicola Formichetti goes for a totally different look in the new April 2009 issue of Dazed & Confused magazine with photographer Josh Olins.
Dubbed ‘Divine Power,’ the cover and inside editorial with model Lakshmi Menon is exactly that--a showcase of the divine power of fashion.
There is nothing understated or coy about this editorial. It is a testament of the love of fashion in excess and abandon.
Check out our recent features with the exquisite styling of Nicola Formichetti. He’s the man of the moment!
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