Velvet fashion director Rachele Bagnato and photographer Azim Haidaryan partner for a story fueled by pop art. Featuring Jessica Lewis alongside Aris Schwabe, Marc Massa and Patrick Phillips, nonchalance and intrigue set in for an interesting tale.
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How is this tale “interesting”? Please explain.
Also, the last shot – if one only added a Hermès logo & a headline, it could very well be a fall/winter ad campaign shot. Pop art?
just bad
Has an Andy Warhols ‘the factory’ feel about it. Jessica lewis reminds me a little of Malgosia.
very-bad
not too bad in my opinion, loving that slight urban feel
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not too bad in my opinion, loving that slight urban feel
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The only thing better is the leather jacket with the skull
What’s interesting in this tale? Please explain.
Also, the last shot – if one added a Hermes logo and a headline, it could look like a perfect fall/winter ad campaign. Nice shot btw. But where is it pop art?
What’s interesting in this tale? Please explain.
Also, the last shot – if one added a Hermes logo and a headline, it could look like a perfect fall/winter ad campaign. Nice shot btw. But where is it pop art?
What’s interesting in this tale? Please explain.
Also, the last shot – if one added a Hermes logo and a headline, it could look like a perfect fall/winter ad campaign. Nice shot btw. But where is it pop art?
i love her hair. these photos are interesting!
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