The Numero France Les Diaboliques editorial showcases a sly and highly cinematic photoshoot via models Nadja Bender and Saskia de Brauw. The two women appear plotting and mischievous in each snapshot, taken by the talented stylist and couturier Karl Lagerfeld.
A great sense of drama surrounds Les Diaboliques. Paired with the pictures of lights and cameras were glamorous outfits, all of which were chosen by Vanessa Metz. Metz contributed to the cinematic set with see-through lace dresses, feathered pieces and gilded cocktail dresses, making Bender and de Brauw appear poised for the big screen.
In spite of the glitz that comes with Les Diaboliques, hair expert David Mallett opted for simplistic tresses. Basic waves were paired with a short pixie cut, drawing attention to the apparel and backdrop.
Sly Cinematic Editorials
The Numero France Les Diaboliques Photoshoot is Mischievous
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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