The I Love Fake Magazine Winter 2012 titled editorial titled 'Wednesday I'm In Love' is a fashionable tribute to the moody character.
Aside from the title's reference to English rock band The Cure's hit song, this fashion story showcases a witty approach to macabre fashion. Model Luma Grothe plays the lovable Wednesday Addams, a character best known for her spooky fascinations. She dons pieces Karl Lagerfeld, Carven and Charlie May that create a modernized version of Wednesday's signature style.
Stylist Jordy Huinder has created looks that interprets the muse's character with a twist of new age chic. White collars, black lipstick and leather pieces compliment the model's porcelain complexion and dark hair. This piece, featured in the I Love Fake Magazine Winter 2012 issue, provides fashion inspiration for those who idolize Wednesday.
Macabre Goth Muses
The I Love Fake Magazine Winter 2012 Issue Pays Homage to Wednesday
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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