An editorial as sharp as the QVEST ‘Slave Me?’ spread makes an exciting case for the future of fashion. Shot by photographer Frauke Fischer and featuring model Anne Meister, the editorial is unquestionably chic and shows more than its fair share of edgy, tough-chick styling.
Speaking of styling, the QVEST ‘Slave Me?’ editorial was styled by Mody al Khufash, and boy, did he work the ‘femme fatale’ angle. He dressed Meister in a jacket that just might cut you (should you stand too close), pants that look like shattered glass, and multi-buckle wrist cuffs that put your imagination to work.
Razor-Sharp Shoulders
The QVEST ‘Slave Me?' Editorial is Like a Knife's Edge
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