Bright and cheerful, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Katie Fogarty' online editorial is as inspired by the color yellow as it is by the '70s. The retro outfits are perfect for the summer season. Easy, breezy and, of course, beautiful, the looks are also fit for ladies. Prim and proper, the looks may be all buttoned-up, but there is a feminine flirtiness to each outfit that is still very sexy.
The Fashion Gone Rogue Katie Fogarty online editorial was shot by photographer Attilio D’Agostino, the director and cofounder of Corridor40. In addition to the photoshoot, model Katie Fogarty was interviewed by the fine folks at FGR. The American beauty reveals her work with charities including NYU's Newman Club and Sant’Egidio as well as the last movie she watched, '21 Jump Street.'
Yellow-Accented Editorials
The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Katie Fogarty' Photoshoot is '70s-Inspired
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