Photo of the Day | Go Green

Written by Joanna on Friday, May 28th, 2010 | Alasdair McLellan, Natasha Poly, Photo of the Day   

Natasha Poly by Alasdair McLellan

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Ganymede Girl Said in Friday, May 28th, 2010 @7:25 pm  

I didn't recognize Natasha Poly at all! She used to have brown hair or this was just for the shoot?

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Ganymede Girl Said in Friday, May 28th, 2010 @7:25 pm  

I didn't recognize Natasha Poly at all! She used to have brown hair or this was just for the shoot?

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Cristina Said in Saturday, May 29th, 2010 @4:11 am  

The photo makes me wanna go green…with envy! (just kidding). This shot is beautiful!

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Cristina Said in Saturday, May 29th, 2010 @4:11 am  

The photo makes me wanna go green…with envy! (just kidding). This shot is beautiful!

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Clint Catalyst Said in Saturday, May 29th, 2010 @8:54 am  

Gorgeous photograph, "directional" styling, and a brilliant mix of high- and low-end fashion (yeah, I see you there, Vivienne!) for a result that's a refreshing respite from the status quo…including that of the "Go Green" movement. For a change, an image within that ilk that I consider aspirational. (No need to reference the inverse–i.e., the deluge of bland, beige, and utterly boring examples of the so-called "green lifestyle" presented all too often.)

Instead, praise for an example that turns a campaign on its proverbial head [double entendre unintentional]:

'Recycling' accessories, or re-interpreting "looks"—proof/pudding that more than recycling aluminum cans can be categorized under the key phrase utilized for environmental responsibility.

Bravo!

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Clint Catalyst Said in Saturday, May 29th, 2010 @8:54 am  

Gorgeous photograph, "directional" styling, and a brilliant mix of high- and low-end fashion (yeah, I see you there, Vivienne!) for a result that's a refreshing respite from the status quo…including that of the "Go Green" movement. For a change, an image within that ilk that I consider aspirational. (No need to reference the inverse–i.e., the deluge of bland, beige, and utterly boring examples of the so-called "green lifestyle" presented all too often.)

Instead, praise for an example that turns a campaign on its proverbial head [double entendre unintentional]:

'Recycling' accessories, or re-interpreting "looks"—proof/pudding that more than recycling aluminum cans can be categorized under the key phrase utilized for environmental responsibility.

Bravo!

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Miss Su Said in Saturday, May 29th, 2010 @9:14 am  

this is so beautiful. i lost my words

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Miss Su Said in Saturday, May 29th, 2010 @9:14 am  

this is so beautiful. i lost my words

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Jill Said in Saturday, May 29th, 2010 @11:31 am  

oooh how i miss seeing natasha p. more!

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Jill Said in Saturday, May 29th, 2010 @11:31 am  

oooh how i miss seeing natasha p. more!

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madnessmeforfashion Said in Sunday, June 6th, 2010 @10:11 am  

she's beyond beauty!

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madnessmeforfashion Said in Sunday, June 6th, 2010 @10:11 am  

she's beyond beauty!

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Amelia W Said in Sunday, June 13th, 2010 @7:04 pm  

Which collection/designer are the pieces are from? I love that baseball cap/crown sooo much.

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Amelia W Said in Sunday, June 13th, 2010 @7:04 pm  

Which collection/designer are the pieces are from? I love that baseball cap/crown sooo much.

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Tammy Said in Wednesday, June 16th, 2010 @2:26 am  

> Amelia W
At the left top of the photo there's a Japanese caption, says these are vintage Vivian Westwood except the black cap from Polo Ralph Lauren.

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Tammy Said in Wednesday, June 16th, 2010 @2:26 am  

> Amelia W
At the left top of the photo there's a Japanese caption, says these are vintage Vivian Westwood except the black cap from Polo Ralph Lauren.

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