Freja Beha Erichsen & Arizona Muse by Steven Meisel for Vogue Italia January 2011

sessilee lopez isn’t in this editorial .

Lovely! Especially the portrait of Arizona in the polka dot halter. This is retro done well, not trite.

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FULL OF GLAMOROUS OLD COUTURE NOSTALGIA! Arizona Muse s roking it!

btw, the fourth last picture…isn’t that Joan Smalls?

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I especially adore the black, softly faded 4th and 5th pictures!! I wish there more pictures though. It’s too stunning!

That girl is Anais not Sessilee

Arizona seems to be everywhere at the moment.. not that I’m complaining, the girl is SPECTACULAR!

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that is not Sessilee. The two brown girls I believe are Herieth Paul and Anais.

But this editorial is simply stunning. When Meisel is good, he gets it soo right. Love feeling I am there with them

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I think Arizona has that kind of charisma that caught your attention, like Gisele,
And she looks amazing, modern, i like her eyebrowns.

Im just so obsessed with Freja. That girl is amazing. Italian Vogue never disappoints.

Loving the vibe of the pics.

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xxx

There is No Sessilee Lopez in the Editorial,, Anais Mali and Henrieth Paul are the 2 exquisite black models …… http://www.imagebconsultants.com

yup sessilee is not part of the editorial

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awesome

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i’m not that much falling for this… but i have to admit that it manages to convey a distinct mood. some mix of eighties’, nineties’ vibe and work at a couture house…
anyways, i really love some of these, but not all…
kinga rulez!
xo
agnes

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It’s amazing how they have captured the era of late seventies/early eighties YSL/Kenzo. The feel is great. Love the old fashioned tv’s and the designer in the chair. Good production!! I find that Meisel has become more of a historical photographer capturing era’s in fashion, than a groundbreaking, trend setting photographer.