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Photo by Diane Gossiome on July 24, 2024.
Photo by Diane Gossiome on July 24, 2024.
Photo by Diane Gossiome on July 24, 2024.
Photo by Diane Gossiome on July 24, 2024.
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Posted On: July 24th 2024, 04:25 pm
Quelques images du shooting pour le visuel de la saison 24/25 du @theatrejeanvilarvitry
Photographie : @blandine.soulage
Direction artistique et Design graphique : @atelierclairerolland
Interprète·s : @ombeline_g et @dianesiome
Stylisme : @eroticmarketmusic avec le partenariat de @fripesketchup et @lespoupees (pour les vestes violette & orange)
Muah : @noemie_wonder_make_up
Assistante lumière : @manondina / @studiolecarre
Comments (36)
meaoff_ 2 years ago

meaoff_

Madreemiaaaa 🌸🌊 incr , des reines!

manuchamoun 2 years ago

manuchamoun

✨✨

pauline_clr_ 2 years ago

pauline_clr_

😍💜😍💜 Trop belles ces photos

wildberriesdance 2 years ago

wildberriesdance

Simplement superbe! ❤️🔥

aina.duc 2 years ago

aina.duc

Trop beau 🔥

jason_sheng_zhang 2 years ago

jason_sheng_zhang

You look amazing! What a photograph 😍

aynaruh._ 2 years ago

aynaruh._

Beauté 😍😍😍

lelolyon 2 years ago

lelolyon

Wouhaou ! Très belle photos et com'. En même temps, il n'y a que du beau monde !!

honesty.by.nature 2 years ago

honesty.by.nature

La 2ème me va droit dans l'âme ✨❤️

anapfournier 2 years ago

anapfournier

So beautiful!!😍

justinehvrd 2 years ago

justinehvrd

😍

lespoupees 2 years ago

lespoupees

Trop canon 💜🧡💜

ombeline_g 2 years ago

ombeline_g

🫂☀️

chomelski 2 years ago

chomelski

C'est canon !

matmatzer 2 years ago

matmatzer

🌷🫶🏼🤍

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