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Dolce & Gabbana meets Impressionism in Korea

Posted Feb 13, 2012

W Korea were inspired by the impressionist movement when putting together this shoot. The brush strokes, the lighting, even the model in a way hark back to the impressionist period.

The W franchise is known for beautiful shoots, and the Korea edition does not disappoint. In the February 12 edition, they went a step further.

Stylist Jin A and photographer Choi Yong Ben unified two European cultures in a beautiful shoot. The French impressionist flavour of the shoot is contrasted to the Sicilian, vintage womanly feel of the Dolce&Gabbana SS12 collection. The light, colours and brush strokes, play a very Dolce&Gabbana-esque game of contrast with the clothes.

This shoot showcases the key items from the SS12 Dolce&Gabbana collection worn by Han Hye Jin.

The shoot focuses on the more special pieces from the collection, illustrating the main themes.

There’s a jewel-encrusted cocktail dress from the fireworks portion of the collection, as well as fashion editors’ favourite, the corset from the same theme.

Jin A also chose the aptly contrasting light blue macramé with plastic flower appliqué and tomato print organza dress.

On the note of plastic the see-through orange PVC with black raffia crochet trim is worthy of a painting in itself.

Of course, a jewel encrusted corset form the finale could not go amiss.

European frenemies like France and Italy seem to have merged beautifully in Korea.

 

Credits: W Korea

Stylist: Jin A

Photographer: Choi Yong Ben

Model: Han Hye Jin

 

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