Shot entirely in black and white, expect for the actual cover, the latest issue highlights the moody beauty of Marta Dyks. Taking on a romantic and poetic spin, it captures her alongside her real life boyfriend Borys Starosz. Scrawled over each image are thoughts and sentiments that appear to have been written by Marta Dyks herself about their relationship.
Marta Dyks posed in front of photographer Frederic Pinet's lens. Styled by Ina Lekiewicz, the brunette beauty channels her inner Joan Jett in rocker chic pieces from the likes of Dries Van Noten, Balenciaga and Givenchy. The edgy looks are perfected with messy short locks by hair stylist Leslie Thibauld and smokey eyes by makeup artist Marianna Yurkiewicz. Marta Dyks cover the November 2014 issue of ELLE Poland.
Romantically Poetic Editorials
Model Marta Dyks Stars Alongside Her Boyfriend in ELLE Poland
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