The spring season is going to be a glamorous one, if the Harper’s Bazaar Ukraine April 2014 editorial has anything to do with it. It showcases the more elegant and dressy options from the spring collections of such labels as Versace, Marni and Bottega Veneta. Revolving around sultry cocktail dresses, the designs are rife with vibrant colors and busy patterns, which are perfect for the warm and sunny weather.
The Harper’s Bazaar Ukraine April 2014 editorial was shot on location in a rich hotel setting by photographer Federica Putelli. It stars model Eugenia Volodina. The brunette beauty was outfitted by stylist Svetlana Lizogubenko. The sexy and sophisticated outfits, which are peppered with a bit of edginess, were perfected with dark eyes by Lina Montanari and a middle part by Barbara Bertuzzi.
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The Harper’s Bazaar Ukraine April 2014 Stars Eugenia Volodina
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