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SH's face has definitely changed during the past decade. Her jawline has become more squarish and sometimes she looks puffy. The first cover shot is just terrible--that hair. She looks like Dayle Haddon in the second cover shot.
I love Shalom's editorial but it feels so disjointed like I can't see what their vision was. She looks pretty in all of the shots and she's giving energy and face but yeah it feels very all over the place for me.
Shalom’s ed is like if the editor tried to combine Suzanne Koller, Joe McKenna and Emmanuelle Alt in one ed. And the photography is very I&V.
The black & white shots are great tho.
« Herederas del Mito » and Rossy de Palma’s ed are actually the most interesting eds here. Shalom’s ed could have been perfect if it followed the vision of the B&W shots.
The Fendi ed is tired and done.
It’s HB espana. The standards or the expectations are not so high. It’s a good issue…
100% agree, and I'm also getting Chris Colls from the photography!
Always love the sight of supermodels for September and while the outcome is far from groundbreaking or revolutionary, it would be wrong not to celebrate Shalom Harlow back on the covers of fashion magazines.
The second cover is a knockout because it's very much inspired by Peter Lindbergh's iconic images for American Vogue as @[B]tigerrouge[/B] eloquently pointed out. I'm doubtful I will ever get tired of this styling direction, in all honesty. A total win for Harper's Bazaar Spain (and us), if you ask me!
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