Katrin Thormann Stars in Harper’s Bazaar Germany May 2014 Issue
Farida Helmy — April 16, 2014 — Fashion
References: harpersbazaar.de & fashiongonerogue
Showing us how how to wear gold in every way possible, Katrin Thormann looks like a goddess in metallics for the latest Harper’s Bazaar Germany May 2014 issue.
Captured by photographer Jason Kim, the blonde bombshell poses in a series of images that show us how to infuse touches of gold into our spring closet. The Harper’s Bazaar Germany May 2014 issue is uniquely simple, with empty soft color backdrops and a prop-free set, so that the focus is all on the fashion, not all the noise around it.
The stunning Thormann looks chic and casually glam sporting some of spring’s major trends, which includes metallics in all its shapes, tones and textures. Thormann is adorned in gold looks from labels such as Dries van Noten, Akris and Dolce & Gabbana.
Captured by photographer Jason Kim, the blonde bombshell poses in a series of images that show us how to infuse touches of gold into our spring closet. The Harper’s Bazaar Germany May 2014 issue is uniquely simple, with empty soft color backdrops and a prop-free set, so that the focus is all on the fashion, not all the noise around it.
The stunning Thormann looks chic and casually glam sporting some of spring’s major trends, which includes metallics in all its shapes, tones and textures. Thormann is adorned in gold looks from labels such as Dries van Noten, Akris and Dolce & Gabbana.
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