Dazed & Confused's "To Me You Are A Work of Art" featuring Illustrations by Nicola Formichetti
Doodling is one of the most natural forms of self-expression. It allows the mind to wander, freely,





Doodling is one of the most natural forms of self-expression. It allows the mind to wander, freely, by immediately translating thought into imagery. Nicola Formichetti, the famed creative director of Mugler, took the doodle to a new canvas — the human form — in a photo editorial for Dazed & Confused’s digital magazine. Styling a model in some of Mugler’s 2013 spring/summer offerings, Formichetti not only illustrates the body, but the negative space around the subject. The end result is a vibrant blend of color and shape, a true testament to creativity; imaginary characters and real people existing on the same plane.
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