Style File: Max Snow’s Ladies In White

Style File

Max Snow's Ladies In White Jan 9th 2013, 19:49 From now until February 2, New York-based artist Max Snow’s latest photography project, The Lady of Shalott (named for Alfred Tennyson’s poem) will be on view at Paris concept shop Colette. Featuring eerie black-and-white images of nude women hiding under sheer veils, their faces often obscured with white, the exhibition includes shots of such fashion stars as Rebecca Dayan and Arizona Muse. Not surprising, considering the artist’s wife is stylist Vanessa Traina—who, it should be noted, was also photographed for the show. Decidedly (and, perhaps, deliberately) more covered up than the rest of Snow’s subjects, Traina was shot wearing the custom Givenchy gown she donned for their wedding last August. The Lady of Shalott runs through February 2nd at Colette, 213 Rue Saint-Honoré, Paris. —Katharine K. Zarrella Photo: Courtesy of Colette

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