The editorial starring model Asa Engstrom for DV Mode is inspired by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. As vibrant and full of flowers as any Frida-influenced photoshoot, this one is nevertheless loosely based. The fashion itself has a a bit of a Spanish flair thanks to the abundant use of lace, but other than that the feminine looks are very urban and modern. Not to mention that the hairstyles don't revolve around Frida's signature braided crown.
Shot by photographer Fredrik Wannerstedt with prop styling by Anton Thorsson, the editorial starring Asa Engstrom for DV Mode appears in the magazine's latest issue. Styled by Mona Norremo, the brunette beauty's elegant ensembles were perfected by makeup artist Sandra Öjeland.
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