Lydia Carron Dons Winter Capes for Amica December 2012 by Takahiro Ogawa

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published December 9, 2012

Cappa Spada – Lydia Carron layers up for winter in stylish capes and jackets featured in the December edition of Amica Magazine. Photographed by Takahiro Ogawa with styling by Claudia Carretti, the blonde enchants in looks from the likes of Salvatore Ferragamo, Blumarine, Rick Owens and Gucci. / Hair by Kenshin Asano @ L’Atelier NYC, Makeup by Tadayoshi Honda






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2 thoughts on “Lydia Carron Dons Winter Capes for Amica December 2012 by Takahiro Ogawa”

  1. Some of the coolest cape styling yet. I’ve yet to see any on the street–too stuffy maybe–but more styling like this should help (because I love ’em).

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