There might not be any visible sunshine in the Dry Chic photo spread, yet there is a scorching feel throughout it that makes you want to take a cold shower stat. Although I'm sure for some people, they will be taking a cold shower for another reason. Super sexy, the Dry Chic editorial is filled with skin-baring style and sultry poses.
Shot by Hamburg-based photographer Carsten Witte, the Dry Chic photo spread has an interesting layout that incorporates large modern letters that describe some poetic summer statements such as 'Urban Sun' and 'Sensitive Heat.' It lends an overall artsy vibe to the shoot.
The Dry Chic photo spread was shot for Teaser Magazine's August 2011 issue. It stars Nadja with hair and makeup by Isabell von Ohlshausen.
Scorching Crisp Shoots
Carsten Witte's Dry Chic Series Has an Artsy, Poetic Feel
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