'Surfer Girl' is a fashion editorial for the November 2011 issue of Interview Magazine featuring model Juliane Gruner by Craig Mcdean. The ultra-vibrant pictorial showcases a resort-wear filled wardrobe that is a kaleidoscope of bright print and color.
The model wears striking separates and mixes a variety of complex prints along with sleek and simple architectural silhouettes. The excessive use of print in this editorial follows the philosophy that more is more. Patterned ensembles combine unlikely textiles and prints, giving the shoot a tribal and ethnic-inspired vibe.
The beachy wardrobe has a rich palette that is versatile while wet hair and sun-kissed makeup complement the laid-back effortlessness of the elegant editorial. A variety of pattern and color in wardrobe and backdrop prove to be a winning duo in this high-fashion spread.
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The Juliane Gruner by Craig Mcdean Shoot Sparkles With Color
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