Max Kopanygin's Boop Boop a Doop Spread Features a Babydoll Model
Meghan Young — March 17, 2011 — Fashion
References: maxkopanygin & fashionising
What better way to enter the spring season stylishly than with a photoshoot starring a fresh-faced model and some retro babydoll fashions as seen throughout the Boop Boop a Doop photo series.
Photographed by Toronto-based photographer Max Kopanygin, the Boop Boop a Doop photo series exudes a youthful vibe that is so often prevalent during this time of the year. Simple yet appropriate, this is exactly what a successful editorial should look like. It not only takes into account what people want to see, but what they should be seeing.
The Boop Boop a Doop photo series features Dutch model Daphne D, who was sweetly styled by Terri Dacquisto, with babydoll makeup by Natalie Ventola. Overall, this is a picture-perfect shoot.
Photographed by Toronto-based photographer Max Kopanygin, the Boop Boop a Doop photo series exudes a youthful vibe that is so often prevalent during this time of the year. Simple yet appropriate, this is exactly what a successful editorial should look like. It not only takes into account what people want to see, but what they should be seeing.
The Boop Boop a Doop photo series features Dutch model Daphne D, who was sweetly styled by Terri Dacquisto, with babydoll makeup by Natalie Ventola. Overall, this is a picture-perfect shoot.
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