It is not fresh news that the “Art meets Fashion” movement is on longer just a movement, but a trend. Brands and magazine alike are doing their very best to promote the strong liaison fashion made with art this season, and Vogue US cannot stay behind. Their December issue features Jessica Chastain on the cover shot by Annie Leibovitz. Everyone knows that Grace Coddington is the famous, ever-talented stylist behind the shoot, but we have to give our very warn applause to the photographer, as well as the model for creating a mesmerizing editorial that recreates classic famous paintings.
Even though neither the cover or the content of the photoshooting aren’t “wintery” at all, their resemblance to art are striking and they do catch your attention for sure.
The cover itself represents a famous painting by Sir Frederic Leighton, Flaming June.
The photos are homage to great artists, but, at first sight, they look simply like a normal artistic Vogue photo-shoot. Another proof that the beauty of editorials stays in the little details.
Left: Jessica Chastain in Theory by Theyskens
Right: “Flaming June”, Sir Frederic Leighton
Left: Jessica Chastain in Oscar de la Renta
Right: Anders Zorn, Portrait of Mrs. Grover Cleveland
Left: Jessica Chastain in Vera Wang Collection
Right: Gustav Klimt, Frauenbildnis (Portrait of Ria Munk III)
Left: Julia Margaret Cameron, Christabel
Right: Jessica Chastain in Band of the Outsiders
Up: Jessica Chastain in Marc Jacobs
Down: Henri Matisse, Odalisque with Red Culottes
Left: Jessica Chastain in Alexander McQueen
Right: Vincent van Gogh, La Mousmé
Left: “Le Retour de la Mer”, Felix Vallotton
Right: Jessica Chastain in Alexander Wang
Left: Jessica Chastain
Right:René Magritte, La Robe du Soir
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Photos source: Vogue.com
