Guinevere van Seenus by Mert & Marcus for Interview April 2011

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published April 15, 2011

WhiteoutGuinevere van Seenus goes fire engine red for the April edition of Interview Magazine. Lensed by Mert & Marcus with styling by Ludivine Poiblanc, the curvaceous beauty takes on all white ensembles from some of fashion’s most innovative names such as Dries van Noten, Balenciaga and Givenchy.

For more images from this shoot, visit Interview.com






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28 thoughts on “Guinevere van Seenus by Mert & Marcus for Interview April 2011”

  1. who was the dress on the 1rst picture designed by?
    I LOVE her edgy face + the combination of red/orange and white

  2. the obvious visual references to red-haired film heroines (as mentioned in above comments) really distract me from seeing this as an editorial or seeing Guinevere as a model here.
    I love her much more when she is blond or dark haired and shows off her immaculate poses and grace, or nudity:)

  3. Of course this is completely a reference to the movie, really like this “old” conception of futurism, with white material, laser cut, red hair and stuff !

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