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Diego Uchitel Lenses Zuzana Gregorova in Understated Elegance for the Elie Tahari Fall 2012 Campaign

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Published September 12, 2012

High Rise – Photographer Diego Uchitel lenses Elie Tahari’s fall 2012 campaign with Zuzana Gregorova (DNA) and male model Tobias Sørensen. Stylist Melissa Rubini dresses Zuzana in elegant looks with structural silhouettes and perfect autumn hues. / Hair by Shay Ashual, Make-Up by Mariel Barrera




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    3 thoughts on “Diego Uchitel Lenses Zuzana Gregorova in Understated Elegance for the Elie Tahari Fall 2012 Campaign”

    1. Personally, I really don’t like seeing her in stuff like this – whether it’s for an editorial or a campaign.  I feel she has much more substance and I’d like to see someone take advantage of it.

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