This Harper's Bazaar Vietnam January 2014 editorial takes floral fashion back to its roots. Photographer An Le snaps up this shoot set on a green, mossy stage. Model Bara Holotova lays on the small foliage while a fake moon rises in the background. Her blonde hair is cut short and her eyes are intensely dark and smoky.
All the outfits in this Harper's Bazaar Vietnam January 2014 editorial feature flowers in some way. Bright colors and bold prints stand out form the gloominess of the fake dark sky and mossy rocks. The accessories used are also very eye-catching with stunning statement jewelry, luxurious clutches and candy colored high heels. One of the most intriguing garments is a long white silk dress with a sheer back and multicolored applique flowers on the back.
Mossy Floral Fashion Editorials
An Le Shot Bara Holotova for Harper's Bazaar Vietnam January 2014
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