Vogue Mexico embraces its quintessential setting for this tropical floral editorial. Although darker than what some people would expect from the country, the fashion looks do have an edgy element to them that fits such an environment. It's as if the clothes themselves are blooming on the deep green leaves in the background.
The tropical floral editorial was shot by photographer Jason Kim and stars model Anais Pouliot. The brunette beauty was styled in vibrant colors and eclectic patterns seen in the spring collections of such brands as Gucci and Dries Van Noten. The stunning looks were put together by Sarah Gore Reeves, which were finished with a braided updo courtesy of hair stylist Kayla Michele and rosy lips by makeup artist Eric Polito. The silhouettes of the outfits are visually stunning.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dark Tropical Fashion
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- Fashion
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- Photography
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