The wardrobes of rock legends like Joan Jett, Pat Benatar and Tina Turner get a contemporary update for the last of Fashion Gone Rogue’s winter editorials, starring Sterling Clairmont.
Captured by Kinya, the aptly titled ‘Too Cool’ photoset unleashes rebellious rocker fashion of the past, with hints of this season’s must-have colors and accessories provided by stylist Kristina Chanel. Sporting a hot pink sleeveless blazer with matching pants from Supertrash, Sterling shows she’s not afraid to show off some skin, much like the music icons themselves. Finding the perfect balance between rebel rocker and high fashion fashionista, Kristina pairs a sheer Dolce & Gabbana printed blouse with silver jeans from Rag & Bone for a show-stopping look.
I’ve always believed that adding a little edge to any ensemble can go a long way, and Fashion Gone Rogue’s Sterling Clairmont editorial shows just how effective it can be in creating a signature look.
Retro Rockstar Revival Fashion
Sterling Clairmont Turns up the Heat for Fashion Gone Rogue
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