Anna Selezneva stars as a couture ski bunny ready to hit the slopes for the 'Parte de Nieve' editorial in the Vogue Spain January 2014 issue. Alex Lubomirski documents the Russian-Armenian beauty as she vacations in a luxurious, snow-filled destination (Aspen comes to mind.)
Since winter is all about layers, fashion editor Belen Antolin dressed Selezneva in layer upon layer of long-sleeved tees, cozy knits, staple plaids, and various outwear -- hats, scarves and even a stand-out fur jacket.
Riki styled Selezneva's hair into perfectly tousled waves (that remain miraculously unperturbed by her ski goggles,) while make-up artist Tyron Machhausen applied a generous blush, smokey eye and peach lip. Ana Maria rounded out the beauty team, providing Selezneva with her meticulous neutral-shade manicure -- a must-have for any ski-inclined fashionista.
What's Driving This Trend
- Luxury Winter Fashion
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- Layering in Winter Fashion
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- Winter Beauty Trends
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Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the fashion industry include integrating smart technology and sustainable practices into design and manufacturing processes.
- Beauty
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- Luxury Travel
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