On the surface, the Numero China August 2013 cover shoot may look like any other high fashion photoshoot. It is full of sensual and fierce poses, a dark and edgy palette and outfits that any woman would kill for. Nevertheless, looking closer a reader will see that it is slightly off-kilter. There are eccentric details that elevate the editorial to something slightly more akin to a performance art piece.
The Numero China August 2013 cover shoot was lensed by photographer Txema Yeste. It stars model Guinevere Van Seenus. The American beauty was outfitted by stylist Tim Lim. From billowing capes to velvet dresses and matching furry shirts and shorts, the ensembles may be eclectic, but they are just as elegant, with a hint of the sensual. The looks are perfected with even more creative hairstyles by Tamara Mcnaughton.
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