Du Juan by Vincent Peters for Numéro China September 2011

36 thoughts on “Du Juan by Vincent Peters for Numéro China September 2011”

1. There’s something really intense to this editorial!

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2. love it…du juan always amazing. but this is not from Numéro China September issue..this is August issue..

3. love it…du juan always amazing. but this is not from Numéro China September issue..this is August issue..

4. love it…du juan always amazing. but this is not from Numéro China September issue..this is August issue..

5. I honestly could look at a bunch of photos of her in the same position, in the same outfit, in the same place and still be enthralled, that’s how good Du is.

6. I honestly could look at a bunch of photos of her in the same position, in the same outfit, in the same place and still be enthralled, that’s how good Du is.

7. I honestly could look at a bunch of photos of her in the same position, in the same outfit, in the same place and still be enthralled, that’s how good Du is.

8. I honestly could look at a bunch of photos of her in the same position, in the same outfit, in the same place and still be enthralled, that’s how good Du is.

9. I honestly could look at a bunch of photos of her in the same position, in the same outfit, in the same place and still be enthralled, that’s how good Du is.

10. I honestly could look at a bunch of photos of her in the same position, in the same outfit, in the same place and still be enthralled, that’s how good Du is.

11. Numéro China deliver’s once again. This is fantastic. 

12. Numéro China deliver’s once again. This is fantastic. 

13. Numéro China deliver’s once again. This is fantastic. 

14. Numéro China deliver’s once again. This is fantastic. 

15. Numéro China deliver’s once again. This is fantastic. 

16. So Wong Kar Wai. She’s gorgeous, I specially like the first picture

17. Adore the modern Geisha look!

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    • lol
      It actually inspired by the movie “In the mood for love”
      an old Shanghai look.

    • Absolutely nothing “geisha” about it – she’s just Asian. This is classic 30’s Shanghai, as mentioned before.

18. All of the above, PLUS, it’s great to see a whole fashion spread with all the pictures in landscape orientation. So cinematic.

19. I’m sorry but how many “In the mood for love” fashion stories does there have to be…

    • Yes, reminds me of that.  But both models bring an intensity and style, and the photographer has excelled, so I’ll call it an homage and not fret.

20. Amazing. Different for Vincent. Somewhat reminiscent of Laurie Bartley, no?

21. Definetely yes, I found as “Fuddle” some light-details in common with Laurie Bartley…
    I think now, Laurie is one of the greatest fashion photographer in this “cinematic mood”, so…good for Vincent Peters!

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22. Absolutely beautiful storytelling in this editorial.

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23. Absolutely beautiful storytelling in this editorial.

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24. Absolutely beautiful storytelling in this editorial.

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25. This is captivating. Du Juan has got to be the most beautiful Asian model.
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26. This is captivating. Du Juan has got to be the most beautiful Asian model.
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27. This is beautifully done, but isn’t the whole “Lust, Caution” theme overplayed?

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28. This is beautifully done, but isn’t the whole “Lust, Caution” theme overplayed?

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29. “In the mood for love” for sure, exactly like a story that Hugh Lippe did a while back, photo for photo except less gritty and more “Hollywood”.

30. “In the mood for love” for sure, exactly like a story that Hugh Lippe did a while back, photo for photo except less gritty and more “Hollywood”.

31. Du is fantastic, wish she did more editorials!!! 

32. Du is fantastic, wish she did more editorials!!! 

33. “In the Mood for Love”, 1960’s Hong Kong….. 

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