The Vogue Japan April 2014 issue is ringing in a season of the '60s. Considering how feminine and refreshing these mod looks can be, they are perfectly complemented by the spring weather that will be in full swing by then. The cover itself shows a very flirty outfit that recalls retro model Twiggy. From big mascaraed eyes and nude lips courtesy of Aaron de Mey to a short cropped coif by James Pecis and a colorfully textured ensemble, the look is a celebratory one.
Shot by photographer Patrick Demarchelier, the Vogue Japan April 2014 cover showcases a dress from Prada. The look was styled by Nicoletta Santoro and worn by model Edie Campbell. The brunette Brit beauty is sure to capture any shopper's attention.
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The Vogue Japan April 2014 Issue is Covered by Edie Campbell
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