The Culture Magazine March 2014 editorial showcases a sexy lingerie look that has been made rather surreal through the use of a cartoonish hairstyle. Created by hair stylist Sharon Blain, the blonde wig soaring high over the slim shoulders of the model is nothing reminiscent of the tall powdered wigs of Marie Antoinette. A beast of its own, the curls form a spherical coif around her head.
Shot by photographer Henryk Lobaczewski, the Culture Magazine March 2014 editorial stars model Serafima Kobzeva. Appearing as a centerfold in the Australian publication, the angelic beauty is making quite the statement. Considering the concept of a centerfold is pretty dated these days, it is only natural that the people behind this one would feel the need to make an impact in a different way.
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The Culture Magazine March 2014 issue Stars Serafima Kobzeva
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