Daria Werbowy by Mikael Jansson for Interview May 2010

Posted by Joanna on May 11, 2010 in Ajak Deng, Daria Werbowy, Editorial, Interview, Mikael Jansson

daria interview Daria Werbowy by Mikael Jansson for Interview May 2010

The latest issue of Interview Magazine features Daria Werbowy as the center of attention with the steamy, Let’s Get Lost, by Mikael Jansson. Unfortunately, it is the editorial’s core cast of talented models such as Sedene Blake, Ajak Deng, Salieu Jalloh and Oraine Barrett that get lost in the misguided role of background noise.

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sjn

more black models!!
chernshinn

amazing
chernshinn

amazing
chernshinn

amazing
chernshinn

amazing
chernshinn

amazing
sonia

I think this shoot is incredibly beautiful. It's art. It's tastefully done. One must appreciate the amount of work & budget that has gone into it.
Very clever!!
sonia

I think this shoot is incredibly beautiful. It's art. It's tastefully done. One must appreciate the amount of work & budget that has gone into it.
Very clever!!
Joyclyn-vines

I’m torn… I love a good photo spread of delectibly dirty good fashion, and an interesting plot line to it. BUT I’m getting a little tired of them always putting in the white hope amongst the dirty low black people . Like they do most in movies. Portraying the innocent pure white girl lost forever in the black pit of Negro scum. Or the great white man who comes and purges the black community of its evils making everything right again, (after being tainted by us that is) and making it better. With this spread, even as there were some photos displaying souly the black models (only 2) I feel it was wasted by this worn out stereotypical thinking. They SHOULD have balanced it out, did half this way, and the other half with a black girl surrounded by white people. The theme: A real and natural beauty of the earth surrounded by materialistic, egotistical, tyrants. Don’t make me out to be a revived black panther,I love ALL races and their ancestral cultures along with it, but I’m just tired of seeing this “Black out” theme, not just with black people but any darker ethnic race. Everywhere! Doing it in the name of being artistic, being creative when its dull and tacky, being controversial for publicity? Just being a jerk under another name. Art shouldn’t be controlled, but it shouldn’t have to hurt a paticuliar group/community. They should try a challenge for themselves to make us think, question and shock us without offending .Thats artistic. There are so many ways this couldv’e gone…
Joyclyn-vines

I’m torn… I love a good photo spread of delectibly dirty good fashion, and an interesting plot line to it. BUT I’m getting a little tired of them always putting in the white hope amongst the dirty low black people . Like they do most in movies. Portraying the innocent pure white girl lost forever in the black pit of Negro scum. Or the great white man who comes and purges the black community of its evils making everything right again, (after being tainted by us that is) and making it better. With this spread, even as there were some photos displaying souly the black models (only 2) I feel it was wasted by this worn out stereotypical thinking. They SHOULD have balanced it out, did half this way, and the other half with a black girl surrounded by white people. The theme: A real and natural beauty of the earth surrounded by materialistic, egotistical, tyrants. Don’t make me out to be a revived black panther,I love ALL races and their ancestral cultures along with it, but I’m just tired of seeing this “Black out” theme, not just with black people but any darker ethnic race. Everywhere! Doing it in the name of being artistic, being creative when its dull and tacky, being controversial for publicity? Just being a jerk under another name. Art shouldn’t be controlled, but it shouldn’t have to hurt a paticuliar group/community. They should try a challenge for themselves to make us think, question and shock us without offending .Thats artistic. There are so many ways this couldv’e gone…
Joyclyn-vines

I’m torn… I love a good photo spread of delectibly dirty good fashion, and an interesting plot line to it. BUT I’m getting a little tired of them always putting in the white hope amongst the dirty low black people . Like they do most in movies. Portraying the innocent pure white girl lost forever in the black pit of Negro scum. Or the great white man who comes and purges the black community of its evils making everything right again, (after being tainted by us that is) and making it better. With this spread, even as there were some photos displaying souly the black models (only 2) I feel it was wasted by this worn out stereotypical thinking. They SHOULD have balanced it out, did half this way, and the other half with a black girl surrounded by white people. The theme: A real and natural beauty of the earth surrounded by materialistic, egotistical, tyrants. Don’t make me out to be a revived black panther,I love ALL races and their ancestral cultures along with it, but I’m just tired of seeing this “Black out” theme, not just with black people but any darker ethnic race. Everywhere! Doing it in the name of being artistic, being creative when its dull and tacky, being controversial for publicity? Just being a jerk under another name. Art shouldn’t be controlled, but it shouldn’t have to hurt a paticuliar group/community. They should try a challenge for themselves to make us think, question and shock us without offending .Thats artistic. There are so many ways this couldv’e gone…
Ss

Mmm disturbed me, I cannot deny the great photography, but really? the white girl that shines on top of a mass of black people? Even the photo without her gave the black models dark clothing…I really can’t comprehend this spread.
Ss

Mmm disturbed me, I cannot deny the great photography, but really? the white girl that shines on top of a mass of black people? Even the photo without her gave the black models dark clothing…I really can’t comprehend this spread.
Ss

Mmm disturbed me, I cannot deny the great photography, but really? the white girl that shines on top of a mass of black people? Even the photo without her gave the black models dark clothing…I really can’t comprehend this spread.

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