The Steven Meisel Vogue Italia January Shoot Has an All-Star Cast
Souzan Michael — January 11, 2012 — Pop Culture
References: fashioncopious.typepad & fashiongonerogue
In what may just be the most supermodel-filled shoot to come out in a long time, the Steven Meisel Vogue Italia January 2012 photo shoot stars some of the biggest names in the fashion industry.
The world-famous photographer shoots models Karlie Kloss, Natasha Poly, Sigrid Agren, Joan Smalls, Caroline Trentini, Daria Strokous and Gertrud Hegelund in the fashion editorial called 'The Collections on IVC.'
The shoot spoofs the home shopping experience in an incredibly realistic way. The only difference is that the Vogue Italia shoot naturally features pieces from some of the biggest fashion houses in the world, such as Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Giorgio Armani, Balenciaga and more.
The Steven Meisel Vogue Italia January 2012 shoot includes the props and set-up of QVC and home shopping, but features high fashion instead. What's not to love?
The world-famous photographer shoots models Karlie Kloss, Natasha Poly, Sigrid Agren, Joan Smalls, Caroline Trentini, Daria Strokous and Gertrud Hegelund in the fashion editorial called 'The Collections on IVC.'
The shoot spoofs the home shopping experience in an incredibly realistic way. The only difference is that the Vogue Italia shoot naturally features pieces from some of the biggest fashion houses in the world, such as Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Giorgio Armani, Balenciaga and more.
The Steven Meisel Vogue Italia January 2012 shoot includes the props and set-up of QVC and home shopping, but features high fashion instead. What's not to love?
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