Holiday Magazine S/S 2019 : The New Zealand Issue by Lachlan Bailey

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Preview: Andreea Diaconu by Lachlan Bailey

 

[Benn98]

Well, they'll certainly lose a lot of impulse buyers with a cover like that.

 

[KateTheGreatest]

Excited to see this, I loves me some Andreea (especially with Lachlan, they make a great team)!

 

[SophiaVB]

...how did they make andreea look bad?!

 

[Lola701]

I remember that Andreea said that she was uncomfortable shooting naked for VP and now i’m Surprised to see her « expose » her breasts with a VP editor, for the magazine of the Husband of the VP EIC.

Nevertheless. It works and summary but so deja vu.
This is New Zealand but it could have been California or something else.

 

[JPineapple]

Holiday Magazine on Instagram: “Holiday Magazine, No.383, The Spring/Summer 2019 issue devoted to New Zealand — We have been working on our New Zealand issue for several…”

The cover is a collage of photos taken by Lachan Bailey, Brian Brake and Gordon Walters illustrations.

 

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[StockholmFW]

'A Life Apart'



Photographer: Lachlan Bailey
Model: Andreea Diaconu
Stylist: Anastasia Barbieri


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[MagFan]

Nudes? From Diaconu?

Who said this a year ago then?

Her experiences are, sadly, not unique. The fashion world is one of many industries facing up to the reality and legacy of years of unacceptable conduct. “There have definitely been situations with photographers where I’ve been uncomfortable,” says Diaconu. “Where photographers are like, ‘Oh, just take your top off, it’s going to make it a better picture.’ You think: What? We’re taking a portrait and you want me to take my underwear off? No. And then you get bullied into it.” She capitulated once, for a prestigious magazine – her topless image made the cover. “I hid my head inside my pillow for 20 months afterwards,” she says, putting her face in her hands, embarrassed even now. “I don’t want to do it again. That’s definitely something that people need to respect: no just means no.”

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