FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY Mrs Jones Collection 2010
- Mrs Jones Collection S/S 2010
Fashion Photography - Photography for iconic fashion designer to the stars, Mrs Jones 2010 S/S Collection.
Mrs Jones has created work for the likes of Madonna, Kylie Minogue, The Killers, Goldfrapp, Bassment Jaxx, Florence and the Machine, Addidas, Fred Perry and a host of other influential and iconic artists and brands.
The shoot was to showcase her latest collection inspired by her influences of Gypsy, African and Circus Chic.
www.mrsj.co.uk 
Description
Photography for iconic fashion designer Mrs Jones 2010 S/S collection.
Mrs Jones has created work for the likes of Madonna, Kylie Minogue, The Killers, Goldfrapp, Bassment Jaxx, Florence and the Machine, Addidas, Fred Perry and a host of other influential and iconic artists and brands.
The shoot was to showcase her latest collection inspired by her influences of Gypsy, African, Circus Chic.
www.mrsj.co.uk
Mrs Jones has created work for the likes of Madonna, Kylie Minogue, The Killers, Goldfrapp, Bassment Jaxx, Florence and the Machine, Addidas, Fred Perry and a host of other influential and iconic artists and brands.
The shoot was to showcase her latest collection inspired by her influences of Gypsy, African, Circus Chic.
www.mrsj.co.uk
Fields
Fashion, Photography, Design
Date
2011
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