It’s no secret that photographer Terry Richardson has a characteristic style when it comes to fashion editorials. Sensuality, sexuality in some cases, glamour and high light exposure that brings a sort of hyper-reality to the pictures, all mixed with white backgrounds or even street sets. The work of Richardson is strongly influenced by Guy Bourdin, the quintessential photographer from the late 70′s and early 80′s, who popularized his redhead models against bright walls and all kind of insinuations on a very prolific career. It is Richardson, more than 20 years later, who gives another chance to this photographic style especially on the pages of Vogue Paris, where we found more than three very similar, yet different editorials starring Daria Werbowy, Raquel Zimmermann and Erin Wasson.