Lara Stone once again collaborates with Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott for the likes of Interview Magazine. Here’s a new take on a similar concept to depict nudity and showcase the Dutch model’s incredible form.
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Model Archives: Lara Stone
Lara Stone photographed by Greg Lotus in “Lara Stone est ma Drogue” for Playboy France, June 2010
If your head is in the clouds, you probably don’t know that Lara Stone is suing French Playboy over the unauthorized publication of the above pictures. You can read about it briefly here. The title of the editorial translated means “Lara Stone is my drug.”
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Calvin Klein Jeans, Fall & Winter 2010 / 2011: Lara Stone by Mert & Marcus
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Calvin Klein Jeans: Fall 2010 Ad Campaign
Model: Lara Stone | Photographer(s): Mert & Marcus
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Daria Werbowy & Lara Stone photographed by Patrick Demarchelier in “How To Look Good Naked” for Industrie Magazine, Premiere Issue
“To become a supermodel, magazines need to help the girl. Right now, magazines don’t do cover models.
When they are on covers, models become supermodels… they rise.”
~ Patrick Demarchelier, 2010
Generally, I think that Patrick Demarchelier is referencing domestic (U.S.) fashion publications. I may be wrong. Then again, I’m probably far from the only person who’s had more than enough of pop-culture icons: actors, musicians and the like appearing on covers instead of models. I praise European, Asian, Central / South American and Australian magazines for continuing to show more regard for models over media figures. If you’ve been curious and wondering, that’s why I post only foreign pictorials.
And the truth shall set you free.
I hope all of you continue to enjoy and support Fashionography as it blooms.
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