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Model Othilia Simon is styled by Marina Gallo in hyper-feminine, winter white fashion looks and luxury silver jewelry. Photographer Sonia Szostak works her image magic for Vogue España November 2019./ Hair by Cyril Laloue; makeup by Cecile Paravina
Model Othilia Simon shows some mother love, styled by Clare Richardson for ‘La Belle Vie’. Photographer Dan Martensen captures Othilia + Poppy for Vogue Paris March 2019./ Hair by Ryan Mitchell; makeup by Chiho Omae
Alexandra Agoston + Othilia Simon Take Sexy Stroll Lensed By Chris Colls For V Magazine Winter 2018
Models Alexandra Agoston and Othilia Simon are styled by Sarajane Hoare in lean, seductive minimalism lensed by Chris Colls for V Magazine Winter 2018./ Hair by Laurent Philippon; makeup by Stephane Marais
Model Othilia Simon is styled by Morgan Pilcher in ‘True Grit’, lensed by Quentin De Briey for Porter Magazine #29 Winter 2018./ Hair by Paolo Soffiatti; makeup by John McKay
Model Othilia Simon is styled by Christiane Arp in vibrant, hot beach beauty colors for 'La Vie En Pink'. Photographer Giampaolo Sgura flashes Othilia against a summer sky for Vogue Germany June 2018./ Hair by Franco Gobbi; makeup by Frank B
Othilia Simon Fronts 'Le Sacre Du Serpent' Lensed By Chris Colls For Vogue Paris March 2018
Model Othilia Simon is styled by Julie Pelipas in 'Le Sacre Du Serpent', gorgeous snake jewelry that isn't necessarily for every woman. Different civilizations have interpreted snake symbolism through a vastly different lens. " . . . the Egyptians saw it represent royalty and deity; in Rabbinical tradition and Hinduism, the snake represents sexual passion and desire; while the Romans interpreted the snake as a symbol of everlasting love. While Cleopatra may be the most notable historic figure to espouse the wearing of snake jewelry, Greek, Nordic, African, and Native Americans have all celebrated this intriguing reptile in gilded forms with varying meaning."
This interesting article showcases the prominence of the serpent as a motif in fine jewelry. While focusing on the snake as a symbol of eternal love, it doesn't mention the serpent as a symbol of female treachery. After all, the devil came to Eve in the garden of Eden in the form of a serpent. And Eve ate the apple in this patriarchal story about human evolution, condemning humanity to a life of suffering and loss, redeemed only by a male God. Talk about power politics!
Photographer Chris Colls captures Othilia Simon in all her reptilian glory for Vogue ParisMarch 2018./ Hair by Laurent Philippon; makeup by Maud Laceppe
Model Othilia Simon is styled by Valentina Collado in 'We Love the 80's', lensed by Chris Colls for Vogue Mexico January 2018./ Hair by Panos Papandrianos; makeup by Yumi Lee
Andreea Diaconu & Othilia Simon In 'White Weddings' By Cass Bird For Vogue Paris May 2017
Models Andreea Diaconu and Othilia Simon front 'White Weddings', a creative look at stylish wedding mindsets. Veronique Didry styles the duo beachside, in images by Cass Bird for the May 2017 issue of Vogue Paris./ Hair by Tamara McNaughton; makeup by Frank B
Othilia Simon By Harry Gruyaert For Hermès Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign
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