The SOON Magazine December 2013 Photoshoot is Robotically Futuristic
Meghan Young — January 21, 2014 — Fashion
References: jeanyveslemoigne & behance.net
The SOON Magazine December 2013 editorial doesn't simply depict a dark future filled with strict yet sensuous fashion and invasive robots, it takes place in a 'fetish factory,' which happens to be the title of the photoshoot as well. Playing on the theme of S&M, it shows the model getting prepared in a systematic way for her nighttime activities.
From something as innocent as lipstick application to something a little more racy like cuffing the hands, the SOON Magazine December 2013 editorial is not outrightly provocative. Shot by French photographer Jean Yves Lemoigne, the photoshoot was styled by fashion editors Joana Figueira and Joy Sinanian with hair by Jonatahn Dadoun and makeup by Vichika Yorn.
From something as innocent as lipstick application to something a little more racy like cuffing the hands, the SOON Magazine December 2013 editorial is not outrightly provocative. Shot by French photographer Jean Yves Lemoigne, the photoshoot was styled by fashion editors Joana Figueira and Joy Sinanian with hair by Jonatahn Dadoun and makeup by Vichika Yorn.
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