Maggie Weinheimer by Mikael Wardhana in Clash of Hues

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published August 14, 2010

Within a world of bold metallics and feminine frills, Maggie Weinheimer finds her place in front of Mikael Wardhana’s lens. Aided by stylist Vass Arvanitis and makeup artist Julie Provis, Wardihana creates a story of kaleidoscopic colors and moody undertones with Clash of Hues.





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8 thoughts on “Maggie Weinheimer by Mikael Wardhana in Clash of Hues”

  1. There is something disturbingly clashy about Maggie's face and the clothes. I can't put my finger on it. It's just not working as well as I hoped.

  2. There is something disturbingly clashy about Maggie's face and the clothes. I can't put my finger on it. It's just not working as well as I hoped.

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