Fairy-tales

[oiselet]

i think she is sleeping beauty, she pokes herself with the sewing machine.

I think she's the mother in Rose Red. She pricks herself on a thorn and wishes that her child would have lips the color of her blood.

Or maybe I'm just thinking about it too much.

EDIT: Never mind, there's a spinning wheel in the background. I was being daft.

 

[gius]

yab yum fall 2009

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[oiselet]

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[oiselet]

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[STYLEOClDE]

oiselet, those are so amazing! I love the pictures you posted.

 

[MissMagAddict]

INTO THE WOODS
US Vogue September 2009
Model: Natalia Vodianova
Hair: Julien D'Ys
Makeup: Charlotte Tilbury
Stylist: Grace Coddington
Photographers: Mert & Marcus






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[Miss Galliano]

wow great pictures !
i love the red ,very fairy -tales

 

[Scott]

fab shoot! perhaps i should get this issue,yes?

natalia actually kind of resembles alison goldfrapp in the strict machine and train video's. maybe an influence?

 

[from: sophia]

I bought this Vogue because of that editorial. I am sick of Vogue but oh well.

 

[Scott]

^i haven't bought single issue of vogue in over a year and only one or two sporadically before,so i feel exactly the same.

but this story actually looks very strong. and since i love that story(the literature),and any kind of unique interpretation,i may actually buy into it. the image with the yohji piece and the wolf are probably my favourites. i even like the MJ cape,as literal as it is,and i can't stand MJ.

 

[Esperanza]

does anyone have the cover of the vogue us september? if it comes to australia i want to buy it.

 

[ChrissyM]

i don't think i had bought Vogue in YEARS and i bought this last issue (charlize theron on the cover... meh) just because of this editorial...

i think natalia does fairy tale very well

 

[Dianochka]

Love these looks. Sooooo pretty.

 

[CrazyC]

those picture's are beautiful

 

[Hanne]

Time to revive this thread..

Cynical realism seems to best describe Dina Goldstein's stark reality in her series - The Fallen Princesses - which takes a look at fairy tales striped of their happy endings. Goldstein strips fairy tales of their 'happily ever after' ending replacing them with a realistic outcome and addresses current issues.

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[jml2]

ha, thats neat

 

[saann]

I remember those photos, there were a couple of more with princess jasmine and the others

I like the idea, but I'm not so keen on the execution.

EDIT: here are the rest of the pictures from that shoot

Belle

Snowhite

Sleeping Beauty

Rapunzel

Little Red Riding Hood

Jasmine

Cinderella

source: cityofskies.com

 

[gius]

LOL this Cinderella one, I used to work in that blue building next to her in my student days.. They're all artist studios. There's a nice Japanese grocery we used to have lunch at just a few blocks ahead XD

And recently I found out my last landlord worked on this photoshoot. I think these are fairly new works since he was with them only summer of last year. Such a small world... I don't live in that city anymore

I remember those photos, there were a couple of more with princess jasmine and the others

I like the idea, but I'm not so keen on the execution.

Yea I think there's something off with the lighting...
Belle's seems okay, but the others esp Riding Hood and Cinderella look like they've been cut+pasted in the photo.

 

[gius]

TAO fw10
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[gius]

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