True to Terry Richardson form, the Vogue Japan June 2012 cover shoot is quirky, sexy and playful. As always, it is shot in studio, this time against bright pastel backdrops that nicely complement the youthful props used throughout it. Starring model Candice Swanepoel, the editorial displays her fun personality as well as her banging body.
Styled by George Cortina, the Vogue Japan June 2012 cover shoot is filled with boderline tacky outfits. On the South African beauty, however, the outfits are simply ghetto fabulous. From layered mesh shirts to skintight purple metallic leggings, the wardrobe is filled with an eclectic mix of pieces from labels such as Balmain, Emilio Pucci, Christopher Kane and Prada. The looks are finished with makeup by Frank B.
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The Vogue Japan June 2012 Photoshoot Stars a Cheeky Candice Swanepoel
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