Steven Klein Shoots Lara Stone for Vogue Paris October

Joanna Elizabeth

/

Published September 27, 2009

Photographed by Steven Klein and styled by Carine Roitfield, Lara Stone goes through a series of transformations in this month’s Vogue Paris. With the aid of elaborate makeup and wigs, Klein captures her in every look from rocker chic to monstrous-like creations. Regardless of the outcome, it is apparent that the team over at French Vogue does not lack imagination.

source | tfs


Recent Updates

Jennie Gentle Monster 2024 Featured

Jennie & Gentle Monster’s New Eyewear Collab is Beyond Chic

Gentle Monster and Jennie from Blackpink join forces once again for their 'Jentle Salon' collaboration. The third collaboration between the ...
Alo Yoga Tennis Club 2024 Featured

Alo Yoga Aces the Style Game with Tennis Club Capsule

In the sun-drenched courts of chic and leisure, Alo Yoga unveils its Tennis Club collection, a tasteful nod to the ...
Kim Kardashian SKIMS Swim Featured

Kim Kardashian Sets Summer on Fire in SKIMS 2024 Swimwear

Kim Kardashian, the reality TV star turned business mogul, is once again commanding attention with her latest SKIMS Swim 2024 ...
Ferragamo Pre-Fall 2024 Featured

Ferragamo Pre-Fall 2024: Get Lost in the Fashion Fantasy

Ferragamo's pre-fall 2024 campaign fuses art, history, and fashion captured through the lens of Harley Weir. In a striking juxtaposition, ...
Jisoo Self-Portrait Pre-Fall 2024 Featured

Blackpink’s Jisoo Inspires in Self-Portrait Pre-Fall 2024 Ad

Jisoo, a member of Blackpink, enchants in the Self-Portrait pre-fall 2024 campaign, presented in a setting that's both personal and ...
Estee Lauder Legacy Featured

Carolyn Murphy Stuns in Estée Lauder Legacy Fragrance Ad

In a graceful fusion of heritage and modernity, Estée Lauder introduces the Legacy collection fragrance, a lineup of five legendary ...

27 thoughts on “Steven Klein Shoots Lara Stone for Vogue Paris October”

    • I think the credits read that it’s from Yves Saint Laurent. The only other credit in the text I can make out is Agent Provocateur who are most likely responsible for the leather onesie. Although, there’s something inside of me that screamed Jean Paul Gautier when I saw it. It does seem like the kind of deconstructed/warped business wear he was presenting this fall.

      Reply
    • I think the credits read that it’s from Yves Saint Laurent. The only other credit in the text I can make out is Agent Provocateur who are most likely responsible for the leather onesie. Although, there’s something inside of me that screamed Jean Paul Gautier when I saw it. It does seem like the kind of deconstructed/warped business wear he was presenting this fall.

      Reply
    • I think the credits read that it’s from Yves Saint Laurent. The only other credit in the text I can make out is Agent Provocateur who are most likely responsible for the leather onesie. Although, there’s something inside of me that screamed Jean Paul Gautier when I saw it. It does seem like the kind of deconstructed/warped business wear he was presenting this fall.

      Reply
    • its the blackface make up. white people used to this kinda things many years ago as a sorta way to mock or imitate black people. so people sees this as racist somehow. i honestly, have no comment bout it.

      Reply
    • its the blackface make up. white people used to this kinda things many years ago as a sorta way to mock or imitate black people. so people sees this as racist somehow. i honestly, have no comment bout it.

      Reply
    • its the blackface make up. white people used to this kinda things many years ago as a sorta way to mock or imitate black people. so people sees this as racist somehow. i honestly, have no comment bout it.

      Reply

Leave a Reply to kittycat Cancel reply