Glassbook Magazine's Watercolour Exclusive is Colorfully Captivating
Jana Pijak — July 30, 2014 — Fashion
References: glass-book & glass-book
Artistic Director Line Vanille works alongside photographer mroffwhite to capture Glassbook Magazine's "Watercolour" beauty story. The captivating image series features bold visuals and paint-inspired cosmetics that are courtesy of makeup artist Marika d’Auteuil.
Models Gabryela Vogua and Gabrielle Cosentino of Maven Management star in the shoot that is a tribute to the vivid, watercolour works of artist Agnes Cecile. The result of the tribute is a striking studio editorial that highlights a range of dripping and blended paint cosmetics.
In addition to their eye-catching makeup looks, models Gabryela and Gabrielle appear to wear flower-inspired headpieces that are visually manipulated in the portrait series. Overall, Glassbook Magazine's "Watercolour" story defies convention and blurs the lines of fashion and art.
Image Credit: mroffwhite
Models Gabryela Vogua and Gabrielle Cosentino of Maven Management star in the shoot that is a tribute to the vivid, watercolour works of artist Agnes Cecile. The result of the tribute is a striking studio editorial that highlights a range of dripping and blended paint cosmetics.
In addition to their eye-catching makeup looks, models Gabryela and Gabrielle appear to wear flower-inspired headpieces that are visually manipulated in the portrait series. Overall, Glassbook Magazine's "Watercolour" story defies convention and blurs the lines of fashion and art.
Image Credit: mroffwhite
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