The Fashion Journal Australia No. 138 editorial titled 100 nights takes on a rather simulated appeal. Models Shanali Martin and Adele McKeen appeared much like mannequins in the images taken by photographer Ed Purnomo who displayed the beauty of digitized looks.
Stylist Elaine Marshall matched the almost robotic elements of 100 Nights with metallic two piece suits, scintillating off the shoulder dresses and cut out pieces. Given the shimmering shades and bold series of patterns, the items were in many ways futuristic, a choice that resonates well with the motifs at play in this production.
Hair expert Hermiz Daniel assembled flowing, over the top gold locks. The blown out styles are approachable yet high end, making for an interesting interplay.
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The Fashion Journal Australia No. 138 Photoshoot Appears Simulated
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