The Numero Greg Kadel photoshoot is currently on display in the magazine's December/January 2014/2015 edition. The eccentric editorial is highly illuminated, almost obscuring the face and figure of model Toni Garrn who posed dramatically for this chic series.
Stylist Charles Varenne matched the futuristic elements present in this Numero production with metallic jewelry, exceptionally angular apparel and leather pieces. The outfits are just as much striking as Kadel's snapshots as they are revealing and modest all at the same time.
Garrn's pale blonde tresses blend in with the bright white backdrop. Given hairstylist Franco Gobbi's sleek, slicked back coif, the look made Garrn appear all the more otherworldly and eccentric, reflected in the assortment of thick chokers and patterned geometric apparel.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Excessive Lighting
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- Futuristic Fashion
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Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
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- Photography
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- Hairstyling
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