Filip von Polen's latest lookbook features printed textiles and artistic beauty looks. The silk scarf catalog is lensed by photographer Bartek Wieczorek and stars D'Vision Models face Klementyna.
In the series, Klementyna dons vibrantly painted hair and eye-catching makeup applications. The makeup applications include full face paint looks of varying hues. Styling for Filip von Polen's Spring/Summer 2015 lookbook is courtesy of Zuza Kuczynska who dresses her model muse in a wardrobe of eclectically feminine pieces that match the bold scarf collection.
Zuza works alongside hair stylist Willson at Warsaw Creatives and makeup artist MIchal Bielecki who create the finishing touches of her model's unique look. The set design for this advertorial is evocative of modern artwork and is created by Anna Szczesna at Witalis.
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Filip von Polen's Latest Lookbook Celebrates Artistic Visuals
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