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Magazine Cover, The good and The underwhelming


Vogue: Korea, July 2019 

The Good:

Vogue, July 2016 issue, featuring Kristen Stewart looks full of effort and thought.

A lot has gone into the angle, lighting, and space orientations of this particular shoot.

Even though the hair the skin color and makeup, nothing is in much contrast, yet the lighting is such that the whole point of a cover interaction with the audience is captivating.

The jewelry, the ensemble of a luxury tribal feels organic and the angle screams indulgence.


Vogue: India, December 2019

The underwhelming:

This particular December 2019, Vogue issue, goes wrong, in terms of both photography and styling, the makeup (contour) is extremely harsh, the eyebrows very pointed and arched much to an evil side. 

Even though it is a winter edit and ensemble, the styling looks like summer and the dull background and lighting looks wintery. A contrast not as soothing. The effort in terms of pose and model expressions looks out of place and vain.



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