The Vogue UK December 2012 editorial has found a imaginatively funky way to showcase the season's covetable baubles. The prestigious publication enlisted French art director and illustrator Alexandra Bruel, the same artist who created the Mourriture for Fricote Mag series, to put together a playful set design that highlighted the more vibrant qualities of the jewels put on display.
Styled by editor Carol Woolton, the Vogue UK December 2012 editorial was inspired by the pop art of Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein among others. From iconic cans of soup to tentacled rainbows, the objects upon which the accessories are placed on may steal some of their spotlight.
Overall, the Vogue UK December 2012 editorial captures people's attention is a bright and festive way, perfect for the holiday season.
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The Vogue UK December 2012 Set Was Designed by Alexandra Bruel
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