Editorial: Ellinore and Maria by Mikael Schulz in “Beautiful Color” for Fashion Gone Rogue

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via fashion gone rogue
 Ellinore and Maria by Mikael Schulz

There really isn't much to say here except "Holy shit that's gorgeous."
Full editorial after the jump.

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