Interview Magazine, April 2016: Julia Bergshoeff by Fabien Baron


Fabien Baron loves working with Julia and, why shouldn't he? It's an easy job.
Last season I was disappointed because Julia didn't do any shows. But she had a semi-comeback (she never left, really) this season, and I finally got to see her in person. Drop dead gorgeous!

But, even though I LOVE her on the runway, it's her print work that has me obsessed with her, her look and her talent.
How could I not share this editorial with you? It'd be rude.
As you can see, it's pretty dark. The styling, the sets, the lightning, ...it creates a beautiful mood.
Her poses are on point, of course. But I also like the way the images have been cropped. I suppose it looks great when you have the magazine and you can see the pictures in the right order. But I don't have the magazine, so I can't really tell you which order is the right one.

My only complaint is that there isn't a video (or at least I haven't been able to find one) where we can see the "behind the scenes". If this is ridiculously stunning in print, imagine how it'll be in motion.
Perfection!!

"Julia"
Ph: Fabien Baron













Fabien Baron adora trabajar con Julia y, ¿cómo no? Es un trabajo fácil.
La temporada pasada me decepcionó que Julia no hiciese ningún desfile. Pero esta temporada ha tenido un semi-retorno (nunca se fue, la verdad), y al final la pude ver en persona. ¡Una preciosidad!

Pero, pese a que la ADORO en la pasarela, es su trabajo editorial el que ha hecho que este obsesionada con ella, con su look y con su talento.
¿Cómo no compartir este edito con vosotros? Sería mala educación.
Como podéis ver, es algo oscuro. El estilismo, el set, la iluminación, ...crean un ambiente muy bonito.
Sus poses son perfectas, por supuesto. Pero también me gusta como han sido enmarcadas las fotos. Supongo que se disfrute más viendo la revista, con las fotos en orden. Pero yo no la tengo así que no os puedo decir que orden es el correcto.

Mi única queja es que no hay un vídeo (o al menos yo no he podido encontrarlo) donde ver el "como se hizo". Si es ridículamente bonito impreso, imaginad en movimiento.
¡Perfección!

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