Angelic Outdoor Editorials

Impossible Princess in Take Me Magazine #11 Shows Effortless Beauty

Model Marysia Mnich is a gorgeous ingenue for Impossible Princess in Take Me Magazine #11. Photographer Piotr Stoklosa captured the ivory-skinned model in a variety of white, ivory and cream fashion curated and hand-crafted by stylist Kamila Picz as she lounges against branches and tree stumps and wanders down woodsy paths.

Marysia Mnich's porcelain skin is on display in every shot, contrasting beautifully against the greens and browns of her natural surroundings. Hair stylist Klaudiusz Iciek kept Mnich's hair restrained yet messy for Impossible Princess in Take Me Magazine #11, while makeup artist Marcin Szczepaniak highlighted Mnich's cheekbones and kept the rest of her makeup relatively neutral.

The ethereal aesthetic seen throughout Impossible Princess should give boho-chic fashionistas plenty of style inspiration this summer.

Boho-chic Fashion
The ethereal aesthetic seen in outdoor fashion editorials should inspire new boho-chic fashion design concepts.
Ivory and Cream Fashion
The hand-crafted ivory and cream fashion seen in Impossible Princess editorial presents opportunities for premium design variations in eco-fashion industry.
Natural-inspired Makeup
The natural-inspired makeup seen in Impossible Princess editorial may inspire new makeup lines featuring natural ingredients in the boom of clean beauty industry.

Who This Affects Most

Fashion Design
Improve eco-friendliness of fashion design by exploring hand-crafted and natural materials.
Beauty and Personal Care
Emphasize the use of natural and clean ingredients in makeup for maximum skin benefits.
Photography and Fashion Editorial
Incorporate outdoor natural sceneries in fashion editorial and photography.
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