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Pop S/S 2012 : Joan Smalls by Daniel Sannwald

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One of two:



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Generally, she looks great, flawless, but i really don't understand what the Paint and the collage aspect of the cover is all about.

Plus they shot Couture quick!

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*Style.com
 
Here's the second cover:



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Wow, great on Joan for finally getting the big cover that she deserves! However I think we are still all waiting on a Vogue one as well :lol:. The prefer the second one, for now at least.
 
love the 1st cover: her face and neck are stunning but the body I'm not sure about the pose or the styling actually
 
I really like both of these covers. They managed to make a classic beauty like Joan to be very androgynous. They are both odd, but in a good way.
 
ew. that collage work on the first cover is just plain bad. The white background with that barf coloured paint stroke and a floating face, I mean wtf. It tries so hard to be "interesting". The second one is a little better, but there you can't really se Joan's face. Ugh!
 
im SOOO happy for Joan.

but im not really liking any of the covers :l
i guess the 1st is okay
 
I love POP's collages :heart:.. and great model choice, Joan's gorgeous.
I hope I can get my hands on the first cover, cause it's got hypnotizing potential. :lol:
 
Yay for Joan!! She's great on the first cover, but the art direction could have been executed better on both, although Im kinda loving the second covers b/w vs rainbow editing.
 
The first cover is gorgeous. I'm in the minority here but I love the collage effect.
 
MOON DUST IS ICING SUGAR
Photographer: Daniel Sannwald
Styling: Tamara Rothstein
Hair: Tina Outen @ Streeters
Make Up: Inge Grognard @ Jed Root
Model: Frida Gustavsson



danielsannwald.blogspot.com
 
I have no complaints about any of these covers, they're all fantastic. Although I don't care for Frida Gustavsson, she brings some control to an over the top environment instead of getting lost in it. The overall mood of this editorial matches that of the covers.
 
the first cover is just amazing, dont really like the second
 
The first cover is amazing, but the others are just ridiculous. I don't get the need for multicovers for this one.
 
^ I agree I'm not a huge fan of multiple covers......unless they get them all right, but I can find something that catches my attention in each of these 3 covers. The first one probably has the most appeal. Great for Joan also.
 

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