The Common & Sense 'Where' editorial is a relatively basic photoshoot except for the Wolverine-esque hairstyle. Soaring voluminously high in two parts, it adds an eccentric touch to the feminine grungy looks that were exclusively pulled from the Diesel Black Gold spring 2014 collection. There are also sooty smudge marks all over the model's body that add even more mysterious context to the photoshoot.
Shot in studio by photographer Naomi Yang, the Common & Sense 'Where' editorial stars Dutch model Anouk de Heer. Her rock and roll wardrobe was put together by stylist Shino Itoi, who focused on the brand’s denim, embellished skirts and eclectic prints. Captured completely in black and white, there is a minimalist quality to the images, the fashion itself aside. Playful and youthful, the looks are perfect for the upcoming season.
Eccentrically Voluminous Hairstyles
The Common & Sense 'Where' Photoshoot Stars Anouk de Heer
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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