For the twelfth issue of Love Magazine, well-known model Kate Moss teamed up with Edie Campbell, Matilda Lowther, Jake Love and Jean Campbell to star in a mythical editorial shot by Tim Walker.
In the shoot, Walker photographed each of the models individually as they posed in an abandoned home surrounded by overgrown plants. Each of the models were dressed up to look like witches in long flowing gowns, heavy capes and glistening face decals. Walker shot the models using a fish eye lens that added a warped look to these already ethereal-looking girls. The out of portion angle gives the viewer the sense that these magical models are larger than life. In many of the images you can see these breathtaking girls covered in snakes, flowers and even faeries.
Mythical Garden Editorials
Model Kate Moss and Several Others Pose for Love Magazine
Trend Themes
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