Eva Herzigova is modeling Karl Lagerfeld’s latest adventure in photography, and this time around the enterprise involves a calendar called "Girls on Film" which Lagerfeld is doing in collaboration with the Italian edition of Marie Claire.
The focus of this work is haute couture, as can be expected. ‘"It’s an idea I love," said Lagerfeld. "We did the shoot in one night, from 8 in the evening until 8 in the morning."’
In the calendar, Herzigova plays a dozen different character in this shoot. "It’s about how one girl can be every woman," declares the influential German haute couture designer.
We only have four images available right now. The others will be displayed as soon as they are released to the general public.
The exclusive calendar will be available on Dec 16.
Couture Calendars
“Girls on Film” by Karl Lagerfeld with Marie Claire
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