Vogue Japan Wedding S/S 13 : Marloes Horst by Rene Habermacher

[Gosia Walczak]

Vogue Japan Wedding S/S 13
Rene Habermacher (Photographer)
Mayumi Nakamura (Editor)
Rena Semba (Fashion Editor/Stylist)
Dai Michishita (Hair Stylist)
Yuka Washizu (Makeup Artist)


fashionuber

 

[Bertrando3]

Ok pretty face and background but it doesn't say anything else. It's like a catalog shot. I don't hate it but it could have been more glamorous I think for a wedding issue or something.

 

[Urban Stylin]

love it, very modern

 

[Gosia Walczak]

femme-de.com

 

[swizzi]

Oh, I dont like this very much. Her arm looks very tense and overall she looks like she is not sure, if she really wants to marry.

 

[TREVOFASHIONISTO]

is this a supplement?

 

[darri]

Her pose isn't great and the legs on the cover look really weird, like she's an amputee

 

[justaguy]

Nice cover! Very fresh and modern.

 

[arlekindearrabal]

I LOVE Marloes. She looks great on the cover.

 

[DanceFashionista]

Marloes is pretty, but don't like the cover pose!

 

[Mat Cyruss]

is this a supplement?

nope, it's a special seperately sold editon, wich was launched last F/W season, so i guess it will be bi-annual

 

[Gosia Walczak]

femme-de.com

 

[GlamorousBoy]

looks like a catalog shoot for me... very cheap production

 

[Gosia Walczak]

wedding.vogue.co.jp

 

[Gosia Walczak]

http://wedding.vogue.co.jp/archives/367

 

[Mat Cyruss]

Cover+Story HQ:

They Call Her The Pineapple Princess
Photographer: René Habermacher
Model: Marloes Horst
Styling: Rena Semba
Hair: Dai Michishita
Make-Up: Yuka Washizu



Digital Preview Edition Vogue Japan Wedding

 

[Gosia Walczak]

thank you Mat Cyruss in pictures of Marloes is Hunter Trevelyan Wyndham

 

[Mat Cyruss]

more previews

Photographer: Toshio Onda


Photographer: Nicole Nodland


Photographer: Frances Tulk-Hart

Digital Preview Edition Vogue Japan Wedding

 

[Gosia Walczak]

ph:Rene Habermacher
m:Marloes Horst


nextmodels

 

[jeremydante]

beautiful cover, though the styling could've been better. i do like that it does modernize the idea of a bride though.