I can safely say that after seeing the Highsnobette Berlin Diner editorial, my love for diners has extended past the grease-filled menu and triple thick milkshakes.
Shot by photographer Laura Palm for a Highsnobette exclusive, the photo shoot features vintage-inspired designs like monochromatic pink pastel ensembles, metallic skirts and floral tops paired with a full black and white polka dot skirt. Celebrating Berlin-based labels like Lala Berlin, Karlotta Wilde and Sabrina Dehoff, the shoot also includes Highsnobette's favorite brands like Opening Ceremony and h&m.
The Highsnobette Berlin Diner spread encompasses a full retro feel with its eclectic yet flirty fashion and ability to let the setting be as much a part of the story as the clothes.
Flirty Retro Photography
The Highsnobette Berlin Diner Shoot Channels Vintage Styles for Spring
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