Zippora Seven by Sam Crawford for Oyster #89

Posted by · Oct 13th, 2010 · 2010, Editorial, Oyster, Zara Mirkin, Zippora Seven ·

New Zealand model, Zippora Seven, takes to the streets of New York City for the latest issue of Oyster Magazine. Photographed by Sam Crawford and styled by Zara Mirkin, Zippora roams Times Square in casual looks featuring denim, sweaters and prints.










  • brutalbudget.blogspot.com

    The 5th look really bothers me, even the 3rd seems incomplete.

  • brutalbudget.blogspot.com

    The 5th look really bothers me, even the 3rd seems incomplete.

  • http://twitter.com/Diamond_Cat Olya Nikol Pishcheva

    She’s a very nice model. Though I didn’t get the photoes. ~

  • Liz

    i love zippora but this is just so blah

  • http://iplayfaves.blogspot.com iplayfaves

    I too like Zippora but only liked the feature image.

  • http://internalregret.tumblr.com Alicia

    of course, only the feature is lovely.

  • Kvonglinow
  • Sarahlstehpans

    What do you mean you don’t get it? There is nothing to get, its simply amazing.

  • Mercedesacarr

    This is beautiful and cheeky! Love the New york character, the shot with baseball is very ID. My favourite shot is the cowboy hat closeup, Zippora is shaping up to be an amazing print girl! very cool, my favourite Oyster ed ever!

  • Ksun4ik1989

    dont lik estyling, but the feel of the photos overall is awesome!!

    http://www.stylishbeing.blogspot.com

  • Louis Petit

    I really like the whole thing!!!
    xoxo
    Louise Petit
    http://lepetitpetit.blogspot.com/

  • jazzy elizabeth

    Ish

  • Larissa Felsen

    Cool.

  • Larissa Felsen

    Cool.

  • http://twitter.com/huitingxo Huiting

    I LIKE.

  • Anonymous

    I love it. It’s ambiguous, a little raw, and it’s got attitude. And there’s nothing to get, it is what it is and that’s what’s so great about it.

  • Anonymous

    I love it. It’s ambiguous, a little raw, and it’s got attitude. And there’s nothing to get, it is what it is and that’s what’s so great about it.

  • Anonymous

    I love it. It’s ambiguous, a little raw, and it’s got attitude. And there’s nothing to get, it is what it is and that’s what’s so great about it.