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Crazy Fashions for 'Live From New York City' in V Magazine #61

— August 27, 2009 — Fashion
For V Magazine #61, models Sasha Pivovarova and Freja Beha pose in trash hats for the 'Live From New York City' editorial, photographed by Mario Sorrenti.

The 'Live From New York City' spread for V Magazine #61 has the models in Times Square in New York City posing in crazy fashions, including some trash hats made of cans and tin. While I may leave the pop cans for the recycling bin, it's still a cool black and white photoshoot by Mario Sorrenti.

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