Frida Gustavsson, Jac Jagaciak & Kristina Salinovic by Paolo Roversi for Vogue Italia

Posted by Joanna on September 20, 2011 in 2011, Editorial, Frida Gustavsson, Jac Jagaciak, Kristina Salinovic, Lori Goldstein, Paolo Roversi, Vogue Italia

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Haute Tension – Paolo Roversi delivers haute couture glamour for Vogue Italia’s September couture supplement. Starring Frida Gustavsson, Jac Jagaciak and Kristina Salinovic in the fall couture collections styled by Lori Goldstein, the ethereal trio dons high fashion gowns from the likes Valentino, Atelier Versace, Chanel and Jean Paul Gaultier.

View the behind the scenes video on Vogue.it

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Pat J.

So Beautiful!
anonymous

Gorgeous, I need to find these bigger. Frida is working it.
Fanny212

It’s all beautiful in a historical way, but why can’t we get beyond that? It’s always the same old same old in Italian Vogue. There are so many interesting and incredibly talented new people out there, yet Italian Vogue just continues working non-stop with people that have been in the industry for over 30 years. I’m not saying this story is bad, just that this style of work is getting so tired. Invest some of the budget in new people with fresh ideas please!

Jena

why try and fix something that isn’t broke? yeah, sure, there’s lots of new talent out there, but this editorial is exactly what italian vogue is all about, the luxury, the beauty, the artistic flare. There’s nothing wrong with using the same style if it works so well.
Ianmurr

agree 100% with fanny, with the disclaimer that it is a very beautiful editorial, but yes, it’s time to give some new talent a turn. and as far as not fixing something that isn’t broke goes, that philosophy is good for a manufacturing business, but a ridiculous notion in any creative field. creativity is about new and different, not repetition of what is popular

http://fashionfaves.tumblr.com/ Charles Kane

Lori’s styling is superb but the rest is only firing on a couple of cylinders, Paolo looks tired and Jac especially is barely present
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1612425152 Laura Edvigelacivetta Zaini

amazing
Anonymous

great cast, I love this editorial

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Priya

Now this is high fashion modeling! It takes something like Italian Vogue to bring out the “modeling talent” in these girls that regular editorials don’t ask for
http://www.hamishscottbrown.co.uk Hamish Scott-Brown

absolutely amazing…..the video on youtube shooting the ‘backstage’ view is interesting too

Frida Gustavsson, Jac Jagaciak & Kristina Salinovic by Paolo Roversi for Vogue Italia

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