Toni Garrn for Vogue Spain April 2011 by Alexi Lubomirski

Posted by Joanna on March 20, 2011 in 2011, Alexi Lubomirski, Belén Antolín, Editorial, Toni Garrn, Vogue Spain

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North American Indian culture serves as inspiration for Vogue Spain’s April cover shoot starring Toni Garrn in larger than life western fashions and accessories from the likes of Ralph Lauren, Roberto Cavalli and Emilio Pucci. Lensed by Alexi Lubomirski and styled by Belén Antolín, the shoot juxtaposes vintage effects and modern style for one wow momnt.

For more information and images, visit Vogue Spain

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http://www.brittandwhit.com Britt+Whit

This editorial is amazing-raw and flawless. Love the feathers and layered neckace look!

http://www.brittandwhit.com

Britt+Whit
Circe

White girl in Native American war bonnets? Check! Cultural appropriation for the win!

Wouldn’t it be nice if they used, oh I don’t know, a Native model for this sort of thing. God forbid.
Circe

White girl in Native American war bonnets? Check! Cultural appropriation for the win!

Wouldn’t it be nice if they used, oh I don’t know, a Native model for this sort of thing. God forbid.

http://www.style-abuse.blogspot.com Marcia Wong

Why do they have to use a white model in every single editiorial? Who not a different one, like a Native model? True, I definitely agree with you.

http://www.style-abuse.blogspot.com

Circe

White girl in Native American war bonnets? Check! Cultural appropriation for the win!

Wouldn’t it be nice if they used, oh I don’t know, a Native model for this sort of thing. God forbid.
Circe

White girl in Native American war bonnets? Check! Cultural appropriation for the win!

Wouldn’t it be nice if they used, oh I don’t know, a Native model for this sort of thing. God forbid.
Some Guy

I know he doesn’t own the concept but when I see a headdress and expired film all I can’t help but think they’re biting Neil Krug.
http://lucianent.com/25thcentury/joni-harbeck-neil-krug-indian-girl/

Hiven

It’s called photoshop and it’s been done terribly.

Some Guy

I know he doesn’t own the concept but when I see a headdress and expired film all I can’t help but think they’re biting Neil Krug.
http://lucianent.com/25thcentury/joni-harbeck-neil-krug-indian-girl/
Kendally

Like Circe, I find it repulsive that a Spanish magazine is misappropriating Native American cultural elements while using a white model. ESPECIALLY when she is wearing a US flag t-shirt along with her beads and tassels, nicely done.
Anonymous

I don’t like it either…. Photography and modeling-wise, brilliant. But styling/taste level? No.

Headdresses are worn by men, too, not women. Native American-inspired would’ve been cool but this is essentially costume.
Anonymous

I don’t like it either…. Photography and modeling-wise, brilliant. But styling/taste level? No.

Headdresses are worn by men, too, not women. Native American-inspired would’ve been cool but this is essentially costume.
Perezg

Ughh typical white model. They all have the same features and hair. It would of been nice to see a beautiful authentic native american. I am so sure that would of been more interesting.
Lavinia

looks like Ke$ha styled this!
Lau

she remenber me Ke$ha
Lau

she remenber me Ke$ha
Lau

she remenber me Ke$ha
Lau

she remenber me Ke$ha
http://www.facebook.com/people/Plamena-Zahova/1380995304 Plamena Zahova

AMAZING!!!

XoXo
Plami

http://fashion-thrill.blogspot.com/
Em

Tasteless.
Loretta

Oh racism… what would the fashion industry be without you?
Loretta

Oh racism… what would the fashion industry be without you?

http://fashiongonerogue.com/wp-content/themes/knead

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