Margaretha Olschewski : high fashion editorials - the Giorgio Armani special, Brigitte Bardot homage and Chanel looks for Italian GRAZIA, bank heist and very 'rosy' for COSMOPOLITAN UK plus plenty of style for COSMOPOLITAN Italy

Margaretha Olschewski photographed a 26-page title story for the Giorgio Armani special issue by Italian GRAZIA, together with fashion editor and top stylist Nadia Galeazzo.

The motifs were produced in a 350m2 suite on the 39th floor of the Armani Hotel, with a view that goes out onto the spectacular skyline of Dubai in the Burj Khalifa, the largest building in the world. Enchanting Marikka Juhler posed for Margaretha’s camera again.

Also for the Italian GRAZIA, Margaretha realised an 18-page cover story in St. Tropez, emitting the flair of the ‘60s with model Terese Pagh in a Brigitte Bardot look, who looked deceptively like the original especially in the given surroundings.

The 14-page strong ‘Un Certo Charme’ cover story with Chanel-inspired looks was also created in St.Tropez’s many spectacular locations and with the same team.

Margaretha realised the ‘Getaway’ series for the COSMOPOLITAN UK and fashion editor & stylist Sairey Stemp from London. The series is all about Bonnie & Clyde on the run in Cape Town, escaping in old hotrods following a successful heist.

Together with the same hair and make-up team, she produced the ‘African Princess’ series with model Irina. Despite the hippos and elephants that were startled by a water buffalo, Margaretha will always look back on the shoot in the South African game reserve with fond memories. Pure adrenaline!

Margaretha portrayed the two South African models Erin and Charlbi for the “Everything ROSY’ series in one of the oldest and most luscious rose gardens on the outskirts of Cape Town, once again for COSMOPOLITAN UK. John Birchal from London was responsible for the floral hair, while Robyn Nissen applied the appropriate make-up.

The ‘Taglia corto con stile’ series was created for the Italian COSMOPOLITAN, also featured here on GoSee.