The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Soeur des 60′s' Photoshoot Stars Gwen Lu
Meghan Young — August 22, 2013 — Fashion
References: bjornjonas & fashiongonerogue
The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Soeur des 60′s' online editorial is deceptively simple. Shot in both color as well as black and white, there is a quietness about the images that juxtapose perfectly with the quirkily elegant ensembles being showcased. Not to mention the frizzed out a-line hairdo on model Gwen Lu. Yet this hairstyle perfectly suits the playfully feminine photoshoot, as though it were inspired by the beloved film, 'Amelie.'
Lensed by photographer Björn Jonas, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Soeur des 60′s' online editorial is chock full of strong prints and retro-inspired shapes, which were pulled from the racks of such labels as Saint Laurent, Chanel and Jil Sander by stylist Haniball Saliba. The looks were perfected by beauty artist Troy Dabski.
Lensed by photographer Björn Jonas, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Soeur des 60′s' online editorial is chock full of strong prints and retro-inspired shapes, which were pulled from the racks of such labels as Saint Laurent, Chanel and Jil Sander by stylist Haniball Saliba. The looks were perfected by beauty artist Troy Dabski.
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