Tom Hines shoots Nell Rebowe for the Sring/Summer 2010 The Lake & Stars lookbook.
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Greetings,
Nell is gorgeous! Love the homage to the 50’s soft core “creepy” shots. Almost a Betty Page feel to some of them. The designers and photographers are very talented. Nice work.
They’re not so much “objectifying” as they are telling a story.
ProfessorFIT December 18th
Sounds like Kate just learned a new term in freshman 101! “Objectifying” is a good one, Kate, but it wont get you to the top in fashion, nor beyond certain ghettos in critical Art. For success, you need to focus on terms indicating complexity. “Paradox” is a good start. You’ve got homework! Ew. Gross.
me September 24th
who’s ze model in this one?
Zachary Cameron September 24th
Nell Rebowe
maayan September 24th
Designers make cameos in two shots.
Gaston October 5th
Very Nice!!!!
dey October 5th
nice new idea..
Gaston October 5th
im interesting about your pictures,pls contact with me
Zachary Cameron October 5th
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Another Blogger October 6th
Great pictures here. Thanks
MRDWASHINGTON October 6th
NOMAAAAAAAAA
Terry Farr October 8th
Greetings,
Nell is gorgeous! Love the homage to the 50’s soft core “creepy” shots. Almost a Betty Page feel to some of them. The designers and photographers are very talented. Nice work.
Silvio Vailante October 11th
Very nice!
I like the light!
Congrats!
gary October 13th
Ok pretty girl
sarikasen October 14th
Very nice Photos
Kate November 22nd
Creepy, objectifying shots. Ew.
Arnie November 22nd
Gross.
Zachary Cameron November 23rd
They’re not so much “objectifying” as they are telling a story.
ProfessorFIT December 18th
Sounds like Kate just learned a new term in freshman 101! “Objectifying” is a good one, Kate, but it wont get you to the top in fashion, nor beyond certain ghettos in critical Art. For success, you need to focus on terms indicating complexity. “Paradox” is a good start. You’ve got homework! Ew. Gross.
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