I just about died when I came across these images by photographer Chaunté Vaughn. The series of test images that Chaunté shot for her portfolio features beautiful little Kayla rocking some amazing floral headpieces. The entire thing is just stunning and looks like it could be pulled right from the pages of a magazine… — Joy
ps. This is a great example of something I always encourage creatives to do—make self-initiated work that you feel passionate about as it’s the best way to grow your portfolio and show clients what you can do {if you’re not already doing it!}.
{Kayla photographed by Chaunté Vaughn, florals, hair, and makeup by Jessi Butterfield.}
these are beautiful!
lovely. and such solid advice.
Sooo beautiful. I’m really impressed by this shoot, and little Kayla is just darling.
Very pretty. Love those floral headpieces. Kayla truly rocks them!
Beautiful shots and fantastic advice to boot – thanks for sharing both!
Oooh, stunning! These really gave me a smile.
Lovely 🙂
These are amazing, but (for some reason) I don’t quite think I could carry this look off. LOL.
The first photo is my favorite. They give the impression of floral antlers. Simply beautiful.
Beautiful portraits!
What a gorgeous idea. I have a few friends who are getting married in the coming months and this would be a cute idea for their flower girls.
This is what I want my future little girl to look like !! Flower child =)
So beautiful! I am in love with the first image!
Yes, these are beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
wow, these are great!
i completely agree about setting up your own shoots…i do it and those are usually some of my more popular styling shots!
beautiful! and a great reminder to create beautiful things just because you enjoy it.
It’s like Rifle Paper came to life!
She is so sweet! Enjoy her (mine just turned 9 & 5!!)- This pic series is super cute. I love the flower flourish in each pic…. and the pig tails. Happy weekend.
woops – post meant for photo series of Ruby! Sorry….
absolutely gorgeous!!
pictorally beautiful, created with love and inept skill. Well shared!
Oh my! These remind me so much of the wonderful photos by Debra McClinton!
Do you know of her work? She was wildly creative, unfortunately left us way to young, but her work is still on line to see, check it out!
Just found out about your blog from the NYT Sunday magazine! : )
Hi Sari,
Thanks so much for visiting! I had no idea about the feature in NYT Sunday Mag. What did it say?
Joy
Great creativity..Poster i giving good look..They give the impression of floral antlers. Simply beautiful.I liked it..
Absolutely gorgeous!Amazing creation to great reminder to create beautiful things.
Sooooo cute!!