French magazine Jalouse’s April 2014 editorial stars model Maggie Jablonski as a boisterous flower child posing in high-waisted jeans and girly tops.
Jablonski is the ideal model for a hippie-themed shoot with her waist-long brown hair. Jablonski poses with a sassy head tilt in denim button-ups, cute crop tops and bell-bottom jeans as she sips on vintage glass bottles of Coke and clutches several daisies. The contrast between Jablonski fierce stare and colorful blue, yellow and red backdrops creates a fun vibe throughout this editorial. The over-sized bangles, satchels and floppy hats Jablonski wears are timeless and effortlessly cool. My favorite look is the classic white button-up shirt paired with the star-printed high-waisted jean shorts.
The look in Jablonski’s eyes is clear, she is an all-American girl that you don’t want to mess with.
Edgy Bohemian Editorials
Jalouse Magazine’s April 2014 Boasts a Rebellious Hippie Feeling
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