Natashy Poly by Mario Sorrenti

Beauty by Mario Sorrenti
Vogue Paris
Makeup by Karim Rahman
Styling by Geraldine Saglio
Model : Natasha Poly

Jil Sander S/S 2012 Ad Campaign by Willy Vanderperre

Daria Strokous

Beauty in Vogue Paris by Inez & Vinoodh

Photography by Inez & Vinoodh

Vogue Paris

Makeup by Lisa Butler

Styled by Suzanne Koller

Model Natasha Poly

Poly Perfection - Natasha is Ravishing in Vogue Espana!

Photography by Mariano Vivanco

Natasha Poly in Haute Couture (Vogue Nippon, September 2011)

Natasha Poly in Vogue Russia, September 2011

Natasha Poly by Photographer Hedi Slimane
Vogue Russia, September 2011
Stylist : Sarah Richardson
Hair : Jimmy Paul; Makeup : Wendy Rowe

"Vibrations Chromatiques" by Hans Feurer

Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2005

Paris, October 8, 2004

By Sarah Mower - style.com

"It was a lot of McQueen, all in one big collection." Thus spake the designer after a performance that came across as a positioning statement—in more ways than one. The presentation summed up all his experience in sharp tailoring, spectacular romantic dresses, couture richness, and downright showmanship. And, with every look laid out on a giant chessboard, it couldn't help but suggest a metaphor for the workings of the fashion industry.

The chess device allowed McQueen to redo all his greatest moments, but in a prettier, lighter, more accessible way. He used the 1975 film Picnic at Hanging Rock to work a girlish Edwardian theme, starting with tiny sailor jackets, school blazers, ticking-striped shirts, and gray knee-length shorts, then adding lovely white lace blouses and dresses. From there, it was onto the eighteenth century, in the form of precious flower-embroidered jackets over candy-striped puffball skirts, and dreamy floral chiffon dresses floating from Empire bodices.

Vogue Paris, February 2011 - Featuring Natasha Poly

Emilio Pucci