If magical creatures such as forest nymphs existed today, they would probably being sporting looks such as those featured throughout the ELLE Mexico 'Infancia Terrible' editorial. With feminine pixie cuts that change colors with almost every new still, dramatic flowy dresses and a green backdrop, the images are slightly surreal and entirely gorgeous.
The ELLE Mexico 'Infancia Terrible' editorial exclusively showcases from the Jean Paul Gaultier haute couture collections. The French designer's bold and colorful creations were styled by Adele Cany. Shot in both color and black and white by photographer Paul Morel, the editorial stars model Luisa Bianchin. The svelte beauty has sharp features that coincide with the fantastical look of a nymph. Yet nothing can compare with the fashion showcased.
Modern Nymph Editorials
The ELLE Mexico 'Infancia Terrible' Photoshoot Stars Luisa Bianchin
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