The ELLE Mexico October 2012 Editorial Stars a Hardworking Daiane Conterato
Meghan Young — September 24, 2012 — Fashion
References: ellemexicodisena.mx & fashiongonerogue
The ELLE Mexico October 2012 editorial will inspire women's work week outfits. It is filled with fashion appropriate for the office. Of course, they have been slightly tweaked for the stylishly inclined. From baggy pants to fur vests and tasteful layers, the looks are chic and slightly experimental, which will help make the traditional nine to five job that much easier to bear.
Shot by photographer Takahiro Ogawa, the ELLE Mexico October 2012 editorial stars model Daiane Conterato. Lengthily titled, "Lunes Martes Miercoles Jueves & Viernes de Trabajo Duro," which translates to "Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday & Friday from Hard Work," there can be no doubting the theme of the photoshoot. Styled by Nick Nelson, it features designs from the likes of Lanvin, Miu Miu, Derek Lam, Chanel and Marni.
Shot by photographer Takahiro Ogawa, the ELLE Mexico October 2012 editorial stars model Daiane Conterato. Lengthily titled, "Lunes Martes Miercoles Jueves & Viernes de Trabajo Duro," which translates to "Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday & Friday from Hard Work," there can be no doubting the theme of the photoshoot. Styled by Nick Nelson, it features designs from the likes of Lanvin, Miu Miu, Derek Lam, Chanel and Marni.
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