This retro vixen editorial for Vogue Spain features top model Emily Didonato. The brunette beauty is captured by photographer Miguel Reveriego's lens and is seen posing in a wardrobe of opulent and retro-themed staples.
Emily channels a retro vixen who rides fast cars and enjoys dressing in the most expensive of clothes. Referencing the opulent lifestyle of Miami's elite during the 80s and early 90s, this editorial gives readers a glimpse into the lives of Gianni Versace, his sister Donatella and a pre-Kabbalah Madonna.
Gracing Vogue Spain's October 2014 edition, this vintage vixen editorial highlights looks from Versace and Tom Ford among other luxe labels and is styled by Belen Antolin.
The shoot's beauty team consists of hair stylist Ben Skervin and makeup artist Serge Hodonou who experiment with big hair, retro scrunchies and bold makeup in the coverstory.
Retro Vixen Editorials
Vogue Spain's October Issue References Miami in the 80s
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