Brooke Shields Goes Bad Cop for Vogue Paris March 2010
TopDog — February 27, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: fashioncopious.typepad & refinery29
Judging by the photos in this gallery from an upcoming editorial for Vogue Paris March 2010, you’d think that Brooke Shields and friends had lost their minds and decided to star in a naughty cop show.
These images are actually from an editorial designed by American fashion photographer Bruce Weber as a fake naughty cop show. Yes it's a bummer for some, but I’d bet that the real thing would get a helluva lot more attention than Pam Anderson’s VIP, which in contrast to this photo-shoot, was kinda just meh.
These images are actually from an editorial designed by American fashion photographer Bruce Weber as a fake naughty cop show. Yes it's a bummer for some, but I’d bet that the real thing would get a helluva lot more attention than Pam Anderson’s VIP, which in contrast to this photo-shoot, was kinda just meh.
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