This Dazed and Confused June 2013 photo shoot proves once again that the London-based magazine is always pushing boundaries in the worlds of art and fashion.
Set in what looks like a dimly-lit room, model Eliza Cummings is captured by photographer Ruth Hogben as she bends and twists in poses that almost make her look possessed. Titled 'In The Red,' Eliza wears nothing but flowy floor-skimming crimson red ensembles that enhance the overall eerie feel of the editorial. Although each image tells an enchanting and unique story, the only props in the shoot are an Eastern-inspired fan and a chair.
Hazy, elegant and mysterious all at once, this Dazed and Confused June 2013 series is a must-see for anyone who appreciates a gorgeously executed collection of high-fashion photography.
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