Femke by Alexander Neumann for L’Officiel Paris

Joanna Elizabeth

/

Published October 6, 2011

Patrimoine – The latest issue of L’Officiel Paris pays tribute to classic label looks with this sophisticated studio shoot photographed by Alexander Neumann. Starring Femke and styled by Vanessa Bellugeon, Neumann captures iconic staples ranging from labels Chanel’s tweed jacket to Burberry Prorsum’s trench coat to Hermes’ scarf.









  • Magazine :
  • Photographer :
  • Fashion Editor :

    • Recent Updates

    Sara Sampaio Hunkemoller Swim Featured

    Sara Sampaio Dives Into Hunkemoller’s New Swim Ad

    The famed Portuguese model Sara Sampaio is the epitome of summer radiance in Hunkemöller's 2024 Own Your Glow swimsuit campaign ...
    Ralph Lauren Only Polo Featured

    Polo Ralph Lauren Spring 2024: Bright Colors & Relaxed Fits

    Polo Ralph Lauren has unveiled its spring 2024 campaign, aptly named Only Polo, showcasing a collection that celebrates vibrant, joyful ...
    Kate Upton Anne Klein Featured

    Kate Upton Lights Up Anne Klein Spring 2024 Ad

    Kate Upton captures the essence of contemporary femininity in Anne Klein's spring-summer 2024 campaign, delivering an array of looks that ...
    Summer Nail Designs Featured

    Summer Nail Designs: Ideas to Obsess Over in 2024

    Warm weather is perfect for experimenting with bold, vibrant, and whimsical summer nail designs. From psychedelic swirls on stiletto shapes ...
    Denim Story Feature

    Exclusive: Alina & Jette by Carmelo Donato in ‘Denim Remixed’

    In a striking fashion feature captured by Carmelo Donato, FGR's latest exclusive focuses on denim, with models Alina Enders and ...
    Logan Hollowell Silk Collection

    Logan Hollowell’s Silk Collection Delivers Goddess Glam

    Logan Hollowell, known for its fine jewelry, ventures into ready-to-wear with the debut of its Silk Collection. The 100% silk ...

    9 thoughts on “Femke by Alexander Neumann for L’Officiel Paris”

    9. if this is high fashion,i am going to drop dead. just so dull. whered they get the models? off the strret in front of wal-mart.

      Reply

    Leave a Reply to Daiane Cancel reply