Cool and seductive, model Daphne Groeneveld heats up the Numero 'Chambre 14' editorial as though she were a hot summer day. Despite being shot completely in black and white, which gives the photoshoot a retro appeal perpetuated by the blonde beauty's voluminous locks and dark eyes characteristic of Brigitte Bardot, the pictures convey this heat passionately.
The Numero 'Chambre 14' editorial was shot by famed photographer Ellen von Unwerth. Appearing in Issue 145 of the magazine, the photoshoot was styled by fashion editor Samuel François, who put together a sassy and revealing wardrobe of lingerie sets, outerwear and body-clinging dresses. The sex kitten looks were perfected by hairstylist Seb Bascle and makeup artist Thomas de Kluyver.
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