The Vogue Latin America 'Working Woman' Shoot Stars Alana Zimmer
Meghan Young — April 1, 2012 — Fashion
References: vogue.mx & fashiongonerogue
It might be easy to experience a fashion rut at the office, but the Vogue Latin America 'Working Woman' editorial will provide some much-needed inspiration to avoid such situations. It is filled with elegant, sophisticated and oftentimes atypical outfits that will spark creativity and style experimentation in working women. From bold, jewel-toned pant suits to contemporary structured dresses, there is no limit to what can be adapted to the office environment.
The Vogue Latin America 'Working Woman' editorial was shot by Japanese photographer Nagi Sakai for the magazine's April 2012 issue. Styled by fashion editor Sarah Gore Reeves, model Alana Zimmer never loses hold of her professional persona. She dons designs from the likes of Loewe, Gucci and Salvatore Ferragamo.
The Vogue Latin America 'Working Woman' editorial was shot by Japanese photographer Nagi Sakai for the magazine's April 2012 issue. Styled by fashion editor Sarah Gore Reeves, model Alana Zimmer never loses hold of her professional persona. She dons designs from the likes of Loewe, Gucci and Salvatore Ferragamo.
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