Frida Gustavsson and Moa Aberg star in the 'Trama Sueca' editorial for Vogue Brazil's October issue.
Both Gustavsson and Aberg have light, crystalline eyes, angular cheekbones and sandy hair, making them appear as though they're sisters. Though they might not share any DNA, the girls definitely enjoy each other's company, as they lounge in an unbelievably beautiful setting -- think rustic cottages and overgrown wildflower meadows.
Fashion editor Patricia Tremblais dressed the girls in crisp resort wear, from tailored trousers and vests, to high-waisted bathing suits and bucket hats. Hair stylist Linda Shalabi and makeup artist Ignacio Alonso completed the look with tousled waves and rosy-cheeks. Photography duo Peter Farago and Ingela Klemetz Farago captured the girls' leisurely vacation.
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