Freja Beha Erichsen is Ravishing in Couture for Vogue Paris May 2013 by Inez & Vinoodh

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Published May 1, 2013

Couture – For the May 2013 issue of Vogue Paris, photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin shoot Danish fashion model Freja Beha Erichsen in head-to-toe couture. Styled by Emmanuelle Alt, the brunette looker dons show-stopping pieces from the likes of Gaultier Paris, Zuhair Murad Couture, Iris Van Herpen Couture, Valentino Haute Couture and many more.






















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    9 thoughts on “Freja Beha Erichsen is Ravishing in Couture for Vogue Paris May 2013 by Inez & Vinoodh”

    3. how horrible is this shoot?!?! french vogue,so sad to see whats happening…Emmanuelle is doing same over and over,she got stuck in 80’s…

    4. Seriously this is Vogue Paris now? If there was no money, I’d
      understand, but frankly, I’ve seen many many excellent editorials with
      little / no money. (And I can’t imagine that that’s the case with Vogue
      Paris…) Because then comes creativity and clever problem solving and
      imaginative use of what little the team has…

      But using the very same shoe twice?? Using the same (quite ugly and
      boring – was there any point in it I missed?) bed as ‘set design’
      without even moving the (ugly and boring) pillows on it? Shooting two
      sets with the same fridge and table, again, without re-arranging
      anything? And the same car twice? Maybe it’s my fault, but I can’t see
      any concept behind it, only laziness and the lack of any thought and
      creativity…

      Please try and make an effort. Thousands of people are looking up to
      Vogue Paris as the non plus ultra in terms of a fashion magazine, so I
      think it’d be very nice if people there would try a little bit harder to
      deserve the admiration.

      Of course if I’m looking at it from an outsider point of view, the
      whole concept of shooting people in silly clothes is quite ridiculous,
      so equally pointless is to make a fuss about bad set design and lazy
      styling. However, these ‘fashion people’ in many cases expect to being
      taken so very seriously, but then I, the consumer, expect that they try
      to show me their very best month after month and not feeding me with
      such a low level of job that any aspiring amateur team could easily
      surpass.

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