Riley Montana, Leila Nda and Cheyenne Carty pull off an array of disco fashion staples in 'The Last Chic', a 70s-inspired editorial that is captured for the pages of Vogue Italia. Gracing the publication's March 2015 issue, this photo series is lensed in an urban setting and at night.
The series is captured by photographer Francesco Carrozzini's lens and features a wardrobe of disco fashion staples that range from flared mini skirt frocks to rompers that boast a floral print.
In addition to its vibrant fashions by stylist Enrica Ponzellini, Vogue Italia's 'The Last Chic' image series boasts 70s-themed beauty looks that are courtesy of hair stylist Brent Lawler and makeup artist Kabuki. They include curled hair and makeup applications that put focus on bright lipstick hues.
Urban Disco Fashion
Vogue Italia's The Last Chic Story is an Homage to the 70s
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