Daniel Gil Rodrigo's Behind-the-Scenes Look at London FW
Ryan Hinkson — March 12, 2010 — Fashion
References: danielgilrodrigo & designscene.net
Getting into the major shows at London Fashion Week is tough enough. Even most of those who make it in don't get access to the just as intriguing happens backstage. Well photographer Daniel Gil Rodrigo give us a sneak peek at some of the behind-the-scene theatrics from the hottest tickets in London.
Some of the high profile shows included in these candid shots feature the like of Charlie Le Mindu, Bora Aksu, Christopher Shannon, James Long and Louise Goldin. We also get a look at models like Lara Stone before she is runway ready.
Some of the high profile shows included in these candid shots feature the like of Charlie Le Mindu, Bora Aksu, Christopher Shannon, James Long and Louise Goldin. We also get a look at models like Lara Stone before she is runway ready.
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