The Julius Bramanto 'XL Lab' photo series shows exactly how experimental fashion can be. Interestingly enough, it also illustrates that when it comes to personal style, we're often only clones of a few style icons.
Shot for their 2010-2011 campaign, the Julius Bramanto 'XL Lab' photo series was pulled together by a great team. The shoot features work from stylist Thornandes James, makeup artist Carry and photo assistants Ken Arini, Shuri and Retno Prasasti. Of course, we can't forget about the stunning model, Katya Kasatkina.
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The Julius Bramanto 'XL Lab' Series Clones Fashion
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