Greasy Pop by Claire Harrison for Design Scene Gets a Little Silly
Michael Hemsworth — April 23, 2013 — Fashion
References: designscene.net & designscene.net
If you're looking for a chuckle while getting the skinny on this seasons latest fashions, then the Greasy Pop by Claire Harrison for Design Scene editorial is sure to be right up your alley. Featuring the stunning model Izzy as the main muse, the Greasy Pop by Claire Harrison for Design Scene shoot doesn't take itself too seriously while identifying some of the most prime choices from leading designers this season.
Focused on beauty products and jewels, the Greasy Pop editorials features exquisite pieces from Angelica London, Carolina Herrera, Delphine-Charlotte Parmentier, and Felder + Felder among several others. While my personal favorite shot is the one featuring Izzy with gorilla cuffs and a fresh banana, the entire set screams modern beauty meets geek.
Focused on beauty products and jewels, the Greasy Pop editorials features exquisite pieces from Angelica London, Carolina Herrera, Delphine-Charlotte Parmentier, and Felder + Felder among several others. While my personal favorite shot is the one featuring Izzy with gorilla cuffs and a fresh banana, the entire set screams modern beauty meets geek.
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