There are many ways to interpret dramatic fashion. For the latest issue of Schon! Magazine, the era of silent films was referenced for a range of cinematic looks that are full of vintage elegance. Yet there are subtle modern twists thrown into the mix to appeal to contemporary sensibilities. For instance, this collection of dramatic fashion showcases experimental silhouettes, a blunt hairstyle and dark makeup.
Shot i studio by photographer Robert John Kley, the dramatic fashion was styled by Jimi Urquiaga. It stars model Victoria Anderson, who is a vision in feminine pieces from the likes of Thom Browne, Jaime Lee and the stylist’s own line. The looks, which were perfected by hair stylist Alfredo Llamas and makeup artist Homa Safarm, are perfect for the fall.
Vintage Dramatic Fashion
Victoria Anderson is a Cinematic Beauty in Schon! Magazine
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