Harper's Bazaar Mexico's 'Factory Girl' editorial celebrates Edie Sedgwick styles. The publication's latest cover story is an homage to the American actress, model and Andy Warhol muse.
In the 60s, Edie made waves as a fashion it girl and is the inspiration behind this mod-inspired editorial. Short haired beauty Esther Heesch dons Edie Segwick styles in this fashion story and channels the iconic beauty while sporting a wardrobe of designer staples.
Esther is photographed by Xevi Muntane's ;ens and is outfitted by the editorial's stylist Elisa Nalin. The model dons streamlined and printed pieces from a number of labels that include Victoria Beckham, Dries van Noten and Pierre Hardy among other names. Though mod-inspired, her fashions are contemporary and relevant for today's consumer.
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