The idea of a getaway in the Swiss Alps sounds absolutely to die for, especially if it looked anything like this Vogue Australia July 2011 shoot. Models Emilia Scuza and Melissa Johannsen look simply stunning with Swiss Alps-like backdrops glistening behind them. These haute couture, travel-savvy looks were styled by Meg Gray, who does an excellent job of playing up twin fashions on both models.
This Vogue Australia July 2011 shoot channels retro styles and hollywood glam hair dos, heavily teased, short bobs with brushed-out curls accompany all of the models looks. To further play up the '50s-style hair, Audrey Hepburn-inspired eye liner is used to create a cat-eye look on both Scuza and Johannsen's faces.
If you didn't already dream about taking a vacation amongst a mountainous terrain, this Vogue Australia July 2011 might just change your mind!
Outrageous Outback Twins
This Vogue Australia July 2011 Shoot Pairs Blondes with Board Games
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