The Joyful Glam – Arizona Muse plays a smiling glamourpuss in Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin’s a beauty shoot for the October issue of Vogue Paris. Swathed in luxurious gems and furs from the likes of Harry Winston, Van Cleefs, Chanel and Bulgari styled by Suzanne Koller, Arizona gets expressive with red lips and lush hair on the streets of Paris.
Looks so fake.
this statement makes you look so dumb.
First of all it’s not a statement, but my opinion. And second, the fact that you try to fight over my opinion makes you look dumb.
this is the kind of woman I was waiting to come back in vogue paris
Kind of cheesey….which was obviously what inez and vinoodh was going for. I don’t feel that it’s very successful though
The smile is not working for me in most of these. Â I think Vogue Paris needs to enlist some new photographers.
I love the jewelry but I’m not keen on her facial expressions.
She looks a like a slightly demented singer in a Toulouse-Lautrec painting. A little weird, but memorable too.
what’s with the mouth
why couldn’t they wait until later on in the day to take these shots? she looks in pain and her eyes are not open fully in any one of the photographs. the clothing, accessories, and make up are gorgeous but why why why with those awkward shadows and harsh contrast?!
Looks like a community college photography project: headshots 101
 A+
I actually like this a lot. It’s different from your normal beauty story and the makeup is so gorgeous!Â
my god close that mouth !
so, she looks gorg, but a fly is definitely going to zoom in and change that happy face to a sad one.Â
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I love this photographic duo, but oh my god, the photography here is actually painful. I agree with Rachel, the harsh noon shadows are abhorring! The composition in all of them are terrible too.
the photos are beautiful and Arizona’s very beautiful, but the lack of variety in this editorial really disappoints.
I don’t understand why the editors have chosen such similar pics. The variety is greatly dissapointing and tiresom
the emerald necklece in the very first picture would be the perfect necklece for an cinematograpich film for Anne Rice’s The Witching Hour! *-*
for somet reason i like the photos! styling is good! she looks fake but still there is smth abotu ehr smiling!
disappointing!Â