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VOGUE TALENTS

some weeks ago my friend and amazing stylist ADIA TRISCHLER postet a picture on facebook which caught my eye. Together with photographer ANDREAS WALDSCHÜTZ and Hair + Make-up Artist Patrick Glatthaar they created come extraordinary for Vogue Italy talents.

I am so happy for them and the pictures look AMAZING - but to be honest it does not really surprise me because Adia, Andreas and Patrick are a dream team when it comes to conceptual Editorials. So in other words VOGUE is in good hands wit then ;)

enough said. here are some pictures and the Video (breathtaking!)
Enjoy!






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PS: Isn't Austria just simply BEAUTIFUL! 


directed by - andreas waldschuetz & adia trischler
talent: ji young kwak @ wilhelmina models
creative director & styling - adia trischler

make up - stefanie lamm

hair - patrick 
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camera - volkmar geiblinger / engelbert obex

styling assistant - lauren cooke & ilija cic

photo & video assistants - merlin könig, michael obex. michael venier, martin prettner

making of & documentary - faruk pinjo / thomas mitch mairitsch

post production - thomas rath

editing - andreas waldschuetz

sound - adia trischler / stefan trischler

sound mix - rudi ortner

production manager - michael obex

producer - thomas mairitsch
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