Bambi Northwood-Blyth stars in the spring 2011 campaign from Oysho. Photographed by Dani Riera, Bambi dons the label’s lightweight and feminine pieces against an outdoor backdrop.
Bambi Northwood-Blyth for Oysho Spring 2011 Campaign
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She doesn’t need to be above 5′ 8” to do high fashion. I love her, she’s so beautiful!
She’s awesome. I’d love to photograph her.
She’s awesome. I’d love to photograph her.
Def one of her best! She can pull off commercial yet high-fashion. It sounds like ANTM, but it’s true.
Def one of her best! She can pull off commercial yet high-fashion. It sounds like ANTM, but it’s true.
lol I can spot a designers hand writing a million miles away… we all write the same way. Makes me wish every time I see our script that they at least faked writing like a non-designer hahahahaha
Meh
Meh
She doesn’t have the body to do lingerie ads. First Victoria’s Secret Pink and now this – both major misunderstanding 🙁