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Lizzie Jagger for J. Lindeberg Spring 2012 Book by Eric Guillemain

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published April 16, 2012

At the Stone Pony – The spring-summer biannual book from J. Lindeberg taps Lizzie Jagger, daughter of Mick Jagger, for a series of images taken at famous rock music venue The Stone Pony. Photographed by Eric Guillemain (2b Management), Lizzie explores the surrounding area in relaxed suiting styled by Katie Burnett. / Makeup by John McKay











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    11 thoughts on “Lizzie Jagger for J. Lindeberg Spring 2012 Book by Eric Guillemain”

    4. 5D, Natural Light, No concept. Come on. Do something great. Slow down the workload. Sorry for the bluntness. Just stating the truth.

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      • 5D, Natural light and no concept when you don’t need it…Just relax and stop being jealous of other photographers please.

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