The Pop Fall/Winter 2014/2015 Investigation editorial taken by photographer Tyrone Lebon puts together an unusual assortment of images. Amalgamated within the magazine's pages are at least two separate pictures, making for bizarre juxtapositions as the selected snapshots have little in common with one another.
Stylist Max Pearmain contributed to the frequently chaotic nature of Investigation. While little remained consistent, Pearmain did make frequent use of high waisted undergarments seen in baby blue, red and ivory-hued pieces.
Pearmain was for the most part unpredictable. Amid the outfits displayed are heart print denim jackets, ribbed turtle necks, flowing black scarves, cut out graphic t-shirts, striped bathing suits, zip up vests, revealing body suits and patterned floor-length dresses.
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The Pop Fall/Winter 2014/2015 Investigation Photoshoot Contrasts
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