Carola Remer by Greg Kadel for Vogue Germany January 2012

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published December 13, 2011

Super Fashion – Greg Kadel captures these colorfully dynamic studio images for the January cover shoot of Vogue Germany, starring Carola Remer. Styled by fashion editors Nicola Knels and Lynn Schmidt, Carola is a powerful vision in kaleidoscopic prints that pop. Windswept hair by Peter Gray and soft makeup by Itsuki bring the perfect finishing touch to the stunning ensembles. / Casting by Julia Lange








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    9 thoughts on “Carola Remer by Greg Kadel for Vogue Germany January 2012”

    1. I absolutely love it.  Especially the swirls of fabric “liberated” from structure and silhouette–they’re really at the meeting place of art and fashion.

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