FRIDA
Model (Victoria's Secret Angel)
Frida is reminiscent of an aurora borealis, luminous and magnetic, wild and proud as the Scandinavians are in the eyes of Latins, while they are only shy but strong. She was dressed and shod to face the winter and the overly curious looks. When I saw her walking away, I regretted not having also photographed her from behind, with her MSGM coat, a mixture of classicism and eccentricity. If I had I would have seen her wings… because Frida is a Victoria's Secret angel.
Pullover – H&M
Pants –Tiger Mist
Waterproof – MSGM
Shoes – Adidas Yeezy
Rings – Valentine
Text and photos: Katia Barillot
19.02.19
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