The 70s glam fashion featured throughout the September 2014 issue of Numero China will inspire any woman to time travel back to an era filled with big glossy curls, bigger glasses and sleek silhouettes that are embellished with luxurious furs. It was a time when women were sexier, men meaner and fashion fiercer. Now modern women can channel a little of that with an updated wardrobe of 70s glam fashion.
Shot by photographer Laurie Bartley, the 70s glam fashion was styled by Felipe Mendes, who pulled retro-inspired designs from the racks of such labels as Prada, Balenciaga and Drives van Noten. The vintage looks were modeled on Rianne Ten Haken, who brought a cattiness to the set that is tempered by her innate elegance and sophistication.
70s Glam Fashion
Model Rianne Ten Haken Stars in the Latest Issue for Numero China
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