It appears that spring 2011 is dedicated to the ‘70s. From runway collections to the hottest trends it’s all about the ‘70s. In the March issue of Vogue Latin America, model Siri Tollerod dons ‘70s inspired fashion. Photographer David Roemer and stylist Sarah Gore Reeves animated the eight-page editorial with spring pieces from Blumarine, Roberto Cavalli, Sonia Rykiel and many others.
Tollerod is a model that knows how to work her angles. Her expression as she looks away from the camera, in the first picture, is nothing short of stunning. Immediately, we are drawn to her strong cheekbones and piercing eyes. Everything about this image is extraordinary. Roemer perfectly captures the movement of the dress as well as highlight the spring colors. Can we just mention how amazing those light blue platform heels are? The hair works perfectly in this photo. It’s puffed up and strangled to perfection.
This photograph is adorable, yet still fashionable at the same time. The look on Tollerod’s face explains this image to a T. Roemer photographs Tollerod’s expression, which is a mix between surprised and relaxed. The patterned color is reminiscent of spring, which we are excitedly looking forward to.
The last image is the most memorable. It’s minimal, yet powerful. The neutral power suit with wide leg pants and oversized blazer is fashionably chic. The makeup and hair compliments the whole look of the photograph. Her facial expression and casual stance adds to the image.
We applaud Vogue Latin America for this amazing editorial. Photographer Roemer and model Tollerod outdid themselves with the images. Every time we glance out the snow-covered windows of Syracuse, we will be looking at this editorial to remind us of spring.
-Ivie Igbeare
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