Exceptionally Provocative Photos of Abbey Lee Kershaw by David Bailey
Amelia Roblin — November 23, 2010 — Naughty
References: davidbaileyphotography & fashionising
These spreads featuring Abbey Lee Kershaw by David Bailey grace the pages of I-D Magazine’s Winter 2010 issue ‘Back To The Future.’ A tempting page-turner, this editorial is bursting with such compelling pictures that it is sure to sell the publication on its own.
The photos of Abbey Lee Kershaw by David Bailey have a captivating combination of flirtation and futurism that make them both seductive and sleek. With winking breasts, gold-plated pouts and the overall quirky quality and treatment of partial nudity, this I-D editorial is sure to stun.
The photos of Abbey Lee Kershaw by David Bailey have a captivating combination of flirtation and futurism that make them both seductive and sleek. With winking breasts, gold-plated pouts and the overall quirky quality and treatment of partial nudity, this I-D editorial is sure to stun.
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