Zippora Seven by Eric Guillemain for Vogue Japan April 2012

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published April 26, 2012

Pale Shades – Zippora Seven stars in an all white shoot for the April Vogue Japan beauty supplement, lensed by Eric Guillemain (2b Management). Wearing glittering jewelry and ivory looks selected by stylist Rena Semba, Zippora wows with messy tresses by Dai Michishita and barely there makeup by Yuka Washizu. / Set design by Enzo








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      • You took the words outta my mouth.  It has overtones of online prom-wear shops, or someone taking pictures of their sister for photography class.

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