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Steroids with ideally edited models for fashionable, glossy magazine are not uncommon. But many projects still go far beyond the framework of the fashion industry. We have collected for you a selection of the most creative and unusual photo shoots for Vogue magazine.

Scandalous photo session in the village of Chikiginskaya for Vogue Italia 2018
One of the most provocative photo projects for Vogue magazine. Turchatka Gundse Guvutok with a glued mustache and a cross in his hands on the background of a shaking, wooden church - a real Russian avant-garde of the beginning of the 20th century. The authors of the shock project were made by the British photographer Johnny Dufort and the stylist Lott Volkova - the faithful cathedrian Goosh Rubchinsky.

Futuristic photo session for Vogue Netherlands 2012
The author of an unusual project in a cyber-style photographer Mark de Got. The main heroine is a Grace Guodge model. For filming, outfits from Iris Van Herpen brands, Alexander McQueen, Mugler. Who knows, perhaps in the future, will look like that?

Fascinating photo session in Mongolia for Vogue UK 2011
"An Awful Big Adventure" ("terribly large adventure") - fascinating project of the legendary photographer Tim Walker, shot in Mongolian steppes. Unusual, colorful, dynamic with beauty Kirschonen, dressed in creative images from Givenchy and Mary Katrantzou.

Underwater photo session for Vogue Japan 2010
Amazing, underwater pictures - the work of the famous Norwegian photographer Sanssbo. In the role of the mythical woman-mermaid, the inhabitant of sunken Atlantis was the Ukrainian model Alla Kostromicheva.

Creative photo session "Water & Oil" for Vogue Italia 2010
The insane and pursuant to the trembling photo session of the American Stephen Meizel dedicated to the ecological catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico. Recall, on April 20, 2010, there was an explosion on the drilling platform, as a result of which the giant amount of oil flooded the surface of the bay.

Fabulous "Pastel Cats" for Vogue UK 1999
The famous pastel cats of the British Tim Walker Branitate imagination no less than the disappearing smile of Cheshire Cat from the fairy-tale world Lewis Carroll. But besides the cats, he still had pastel horses, pigeons and old women ...