Ashley Smith & Masha Novoselova by Ahmet Polat for Vogue Turkey

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published July 30, 2010

Photographer Ahmet Polat makes an endeavor into fashion photography with the July issue of Vogue Turkey. Shooting Marilyn’s Ashley Smith and Masha Novoselova, Polat brings us on a tour through Bodrum, Turkey with the help of fashion editor Mary Fellowes. Inspired by seventies’ psychedelic patterns and colors, the duo dons an array of vintage style pieces from the pre-fall collections of Prada, Louis Vuitton, Chanel and others in Retro Bodrum.














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