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Zuzanna Bijoch, Bette Franke, Maud Welzen & Fei Fei Sun for Valentino Spring 2012 Campaign by Deborah Turbeville

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published December 21, 2011

Romantic Outdoors – Forgoing the traditional names, Valentino enlists photographer Deborah Turbeville to shoot Zuzanna Bijoch, Maud Welzen, Bette Franke, and Fei Fei Sun for its spring 2012 campaign. Shot in Mexico, the girls sport updos similar to the spring runway show. (WWD)

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