Wax & Wayne in POSI+TIVE Magazine Stars Top Model Tony Ward
Marissa Brassfield — June 14, 2011 — Fashion
References: positive-magazine & thefashionisto
Wax & Wayne in POSI+TIVE magazine features top model Tony Ward in a sparse array of all-white looks curated by stylist Risa Knight. The nine-page editorial is a mix of black-and-white images and dramatic color photos; photographer Lope Navo took advantage of Ward's angled jawline, rippled muscles and Roman nose by capturing close-ups and full-body images in which the model wears next to nothing.
Sarah Sibia was responsible for grooming in Wax & Wayne in POSI+TIVE magazine, opting for a slightly tousled hairdo and five o'clock shadow on Tony Ward to further accentuate the effortless theme of the editorial. In every image, Ward's abundant tattoos make an appearance, a detail that adds an extra measure of grittiness to the sensualized editorial.
Sarah Sibia was responsible for grooming in Wax & Wayne in POSI+TIVE magazine, opting for a slightly tousled hairdo and five o'clock shadow on Tony Ward to further accentuate the effortless theme of the editorial. In every image, Ward's abundant tattoos make an appearance, a detail that adds an extra measure of grittiness to the sensualized editorial.
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