Tao Okamoto by Sofia Sanchez & Mauro Mongiello for Numéro China #5

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published January 10, 2011

Tao Okamoto wears a mix of patterns and prints for the January-February issue of Numéro China. In front of Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello’s lens, Tao dons loose-fitting silhouettes among floppy oversize hats from the likes of Celine, Kenzo and Missoni styled by Tim Lim.











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21 thoughts on “Tao Okamoto by Sofia Sanchez & Mauro Mongiello for Numéro China #5”

  1. I don’t quite get the naked girl either, but she doesn’t hinder the photos, so it doesn’t bother me. I do love this editorial. The composition, the lighting and of course the clothes are perfect. Tao is beautiful too.

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  2. it feels to me like they are portraying tao as some sort of arty visionary type, the naked girl maybe being her subject or muse? hm. i dig the wild clothes and pattern mixing – 2nd to last outfit is great.

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  3. Don’t get the naked girl…is this some attempt to jump on the whole ‘nudity’ bandwagon…?
    Was excited to see an editorial featuring floppy hats but in the end, left me disappointed…

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  4. Don’t get the naked girl…is this some attempt to jump on the whole ‘nudity’ bandwagon…?
    Was excited to see an editorial featuring floppy hats but in the end, left me disappointed…

    Reply
  5. Don’t get the naked girl…is this some attempt to jump on the whole ‘nudity’ bandwagon…?
    Was excited to see an editorial featuring floppy hats but in the end, left me disappointed…

    Reply
  6. i love numéro china. the naked girl combined with the serenity of tao just makes the overall distortion so chilling, and yet i was never distracted from the clothes. this is the first time i felt more than passing interest in a lot of milanese s/s 11. those missoni hats are so cute, dramatic and versatile! props to everyone who worked on this editorial! 🙂

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  7. i love numéro china. the naked girl combined with the serenity of tao just makes the overall distortion so chilling, and yet i was never distracted from the clothes. this is the first time i felt more than passing interest in a lot of milanese s/s 11. those missoni hats are so cute, dramatic and versatile! props to everyone who worked on this editorial! 🙂

    Reply

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