Daiane Conterato by Nagi Sakai for The Block S/S 2011

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published March 31, 2011

Designer Woman – How do you power dress for the new millennium? The latest issue of The Block appears to have the answer with Nagi Sakai’s story of casual business attire donned by Daiane Conterato. Outfitted by Jennifer Patryn, Daiane models a wardrobe of pencil skirts, patterned tops and oversize accessories. Hair by Tuan Anh Tran, Makeup by Munemi Imai











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4 thoughts on “Daiane Conterato by Nagi Sakai for The Block S/S 2011”

  1. Daiane is the perfect runway girl. But let’s face it, print is just not her strong point.

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