Take a peak into the lacy lingerie-clad Aurelie Claudel‘s hotel boudoir where she sprawls out like a cat in heat on a plush red velvet sofa/on the bedroom floor/on satin sheets. In short, grab then gulp several ice cold glasses of H20. And ASAP! The super sexy voyeuristic shoot was photographed by Stas Komarovski and styled purrrfectly by Chloe Hartstein. And guess what kittens? It’s a Galore Exclusive… MEOW!
Credits
Photographer: Stas Komarovski
Stylist: Chloe Hartstein
Model: Aurelie Claudel at One
Makeup: Cyndle Komarovski at The Wall Group for YSL cosmetics
Hair: Tyler Laswell for Tresemme at Judy Casey
Manicure: Jin Soon using JINsoon nail color “Auspicious”
Photo Assistant: Christian Macdonald
Special thanks to Gramercy Park Hotel for providing the location
1/lingerie set by Maison Close, Wolford tights, bangle by David Yurman
2/ lingerie by Maison Close, jewelry by David Yurman
3/ Bustier from NY Vintage, panty by Eres, jewelry by David Yurman
4/Bustier by Elle Macpherson Intimates, skirt by Cushnie et Ochs, Bracelet and earrings from NY Vintage, Necklace by David Yurman
5/lingerie set by Maison Close, Wolford tights
6/Jacket from NY Vintage, earrings by David Yurman
7/Panty by Maison Close, shoes by Jenni Kayne, jewelry by David Yurman
8/lingerie set by Elle Macpherson Intimates, jewelry by David Yurman
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