The Narcisse Magazine Issue 2 cover shoot suits the name of the publication perfectly. As though inspired by the story of Narcissus, it shows Japanese model Chiharu Okunugi constantly surrounded by her own reflection. All that is needed is an allusion to a flower to make the comparison complete.
Titled 'Endless Reflection,' the Narcisse Magazine Issue 2 cover shoot was lensed in studio by photographer Jonas Bresnan of WM Artist Management with creative direction and outfits by stylist Azadeh Zoraghi. Clad in a wardrobe fill with lacy, furry and satiny textures, it is the beauty that nevertheless takes the cake. Created by makeup artist Fredrik Stambro, the bright red lip is complemented with geometric eye looks. Hair stylist Edward Lampley perfects the looks with wet locks pulled back from her face.
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The Narcisse Magazine Issue 2 Cover Shoot Stars Chiharu Okunugi
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