The Spirt of Summer with Vogue China 2014

Kati Necsher and Natalie Westling take a stroll through a field of dreams for Vogue China's whimsical July 2014 edition. Lensed by Mikael Jansson, the captivating editorial sees the models styled in glamourous bohemian-inspired outfits from Spring to Fall runway collections. Entitled 'Smells Like Teen Spirit', the duo encapsulate all that is idealistic about the warm season. Romantic floral crowns and vast grasslands add to the mystique of this fashion spread.

Russian-born, German-raised model Kati Nescher paints a dynamic picture on the cover of Vogue China, in a voluminous red floral Dolce & Gabbana gown with sweeping cape.

This hazy editorial features forest fairies in ethereal white dresses. Natalie wears an embroidered ivory look by The Row and Kati is enchanting in a sheer Temperley London gown.

American beauty Natalie Westling displays the bohemian undertone of designer Anna Sui in an eclectic teal blue and gold damask printed dress. Her brown suede boots by by Miu Miu.

Natalie and Kati capture an indie essence wearing flower embroidered lace & sequin gowns by Marc Jacobs.

Kati is pixie pretty in a petal pink ruffled cotton frock by Isabel Marant.  

The free-spirited ambience of this editorial is captured in animated blue dresses by Chloé.

Capturing the woodland spirit, Kati wears a Western inspired look in an embroidered white prairie blouse with fringed sleeves and skirt from Chanel's Pre-Fall 2014 range.

Kati unveils an early winter trend in a metallic gold lurex and velvet tapestry printed gown by Etro.

Natalie enjoys the summer sun in a cornflower blue lace Michael Kors midi dress.

Kati is angelic in a fluttery white V-neck Philosophy dress with tiered butterfly sleeves & frilled empire waist.

Olive green has never looked more appealing. Kati wears a beautiful gardenia embroidered tulle illusion bodice gown from Valentino's Fall 2014 collection.

This dreamy white chiffon gown with colourful floral appliqués & lace sleeves is by Alberta Ferretti.

What do you think of this Romantic Summer Editorial?