Daughter of Carine Roitfeld, Julia Restoin Roitfeld, is featured in the March 2015 issue of L'Officiel Magazine Netherlands wearing a high-necked and demure look on the publication's cover, while inside being presented in numerous haute-couture looks, including corseted and veiled pieces which are given a modern twist with textured hardware and embellishments of vibrant colors.
Styled by Lester Garcia and photographed by Alexei Hay, the editorial is a celebration of strong women and a tribute by L'Officiel Magazine that also includes a feature on Selma Hayak within its pages. The old-made-new-again braided hairstyles were created by Fernando Torrent with the striking yet tasteful makeup being applied by Kristen Gallegoes.
The editorial appears to be reminiscent of 18th century fashions and styles with a charisma and edginess when it comes to the fabrics and styling of various Givenchy pieces that are bold and avant-garde.
L'Officiel Magazine bridges the dramatic and the fierce of ancient and modern to symbolize the ongoing strength of the female spirit.
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L'Officiel Adds Texture and Vibrancy to These Corseted and Veiled Looks
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