Vogue Italia’s August 2012 ‘All Dressed Up With Nowhere To Go’ editorial provides yet another confirmation of photographer Steven Meisel’s unmatched talent. Meisel has taken the fashion world by storm and is an instant match for only the best publications, and it follows that he has here been privy to the best of the modeling industry.
Jamie Bochert, Aymeline Valade, Meghan Collison, Julia Nobis, Hanne-Gaby Odiele, Vanessa Axente, Marie Piovesan, Anniek Kortleve, and Julier Bugge joined forces for this Vogue Italia production. The powerhouse collaboration produced a rather mischievous photoshoot, replete with plotting sideways grins, wine glasses and cigarette smoke.
Stylist Karl Templer assured that the impressive cast dazzled the Italian magazines circulation. Chunky ankle boots, leather everything and knee-highs made for the quintessential All Dressed Up With Nowhere To Go pieces.
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