Model Raquel Zimmermann appears to be suffering from multiple personality disorder in the Vogue 'The X Factor' editorial. That is because she is clad in very different outfits from one page to the next. Nevertheless, the reason behind these varied wardrobe changes is quite exciting. She co-stars alongside ten CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalists. More than that, she channels each of their signature styles by donning their designs.
The Vogue 'The X Factor' editorial was lensed by photographer Peter Lindbergh. He embraces candidness for shots that are cool, calm and full of genuine character. Appearing in the November 2012 issue of the US publication, the photoshoot features designers Greg Chait of The Elder Statesman, Tabitha Simmons, Jennifer Fisher, Jennifer Meyer, Sofia Sizzi of Giulietta, Greg Armas Assembly New York, Erin Beatty and Max Osterweis of Suno, Justin Salguero and Daniel Silberman of Illesteva, Andrea Lieberman of A.L.C. and Wes Gordon.
Designer Co-star Editorials
Vogue 'The X Factor' Spotlights 10 Fashion Fund Finalists
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Designers can explore new opportunities to collaborate and showcase their work through editorials that feature multiple designers.
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