The Vogue Paris 'Clair de Jour' editorial softens the seductive element present throughout the photoshoot through the use of romantic lighting and composition. The waning sunlight that shines in through the window may highlight the model's curves and even reveal her nude state beneath the sheer, diaphanous fabric of her dresses, but instead of being plain sexy, it is more artistic.
Appearing in the magazines June-July 2012 issue, the Vogue Paris Clair de Jour editorial was shot by New York-based Italian photographer Mario Sorrenti. It stars model Natasha Poly. The Russian beauty was styled by editor-in-chief Emmanuelle Alt in pieces from such labels as Valentino, John Galliano, Dior and Oscar de la Renta. The sun-drenched images were perfected by hairstylist Recine and makeup artist Aaron de Mey.
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The Vogue Paris 'Clair de Jour' Editorial Stars an Exposed Natasha Poly
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