It is easy to dismiss those with a punk style as liking seedy underground spaces rather than sunny open air areas, but the editorial starring Julia Nobis for Dazed & Confused begs to differ. Shot on location at the beach, this grunged out model breaths in the refreshing salty air while soaking in the sun’s rays for a serene escape from the city.
The editorial starring Julia Nobis for Dazed & Confused is set to appear in the October 2012 issue of the magazine. Shot by Yelena Yemchuk, the photoshoot was styled by Karen Langley. Langley clad the Australian beauty in an edgy hipster wardrobe complete with furs and spikes. Hairstylist Kevin Ryan played with green-tipped rocker tresses while makeup artist gave her a flashy face.
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