Ansel Elgort & Vittoria Ceretti for Us Vogue September, by Testino


How about a more simple but still great post for my back to work day? I think it is a good idea.

You may know that I like Vittoria as a model, but you may not know I used to be a big fan of Ansel, in general. It is not as if I'm not a fan now but, I just don't follow him as much.
That's why this editorial came as a bit of a surprise, but a pleasant one. They are both gorgeous, and I love these pictures.

Ph: Mario Testino








¿Qué os parece si hacemos una entrada más simple pero aún así buena para mi día de vuelta al trabajo? Creo que es una buena idea.

Probablemente ya sepáis que me gusta Vittoria como modelo, pero puede que no sepáis que solía ser muy fan de Ansel, en general. No es que ahora no sea fan, pero no le sigo tanto.
Por eso este editorial me pilló por sorpresa, pero fue una sorpresa buena. Los dos son guapísimos y me encantan estas fotos. 

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