Cara Delevingne & Bryan Ferry for S Moda January 2012 by Simon Emmett

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Published January 31, 2012

The Power Issue – Model Cara Delevingne joins British singer Bryan Ferry for the 80’s issue of S Moda, published January 26th. In front of Simon Emmett’s lens, Cara dons form-fitting black dresses from labels such as Jean Paul Gaultier, Mugler and Tom Ford styled by Alberto Murtra. Lush curls by hair stylist Ernesto Montenovo and colorful eye shadow by makeup artist Sarah Reygate bring a modern touch to the 80’s tribute.






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