I'm not sure if the magnetism of the 'Noche Completa' editorial in the Vogue Spain January 2014 issue is a testament to Rosie Tapner's intense gaze or speaks to the chemistry between her and photographer Horst Diekgerdes; regardless, the spread is humming with a sensual energy.
Claudia Englmann styled Tapner in an array of couture goodies, featuring big brand names from Balenciaga and Roberto Cavalli to Chloe and Nina Ricci. She shines in these high-fashion ensembles against a stark white background. Moreover, Tapner also showcased her versatility, taking on two distinct make-up styles by Stephanie Kunz: a baby pink-hued, Lolita inspired look and va-va-voom screen siren look with a red lip.
Finally, Marki Shkreli styled the Dutch models luscious locks into a slicked-back 'do with wavy ends.
Bewitching Siren Editorials
The Vogue Spain January 2014 Issue Stars Rosie Tapner
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