Seyla photographed by a Miami based photographer, Marisol, possibly in May 2025.

Guess studio images, some glamourous and some casual outfits, part 1:

Guess studio images, part 2 (of 2):

When I am able to locate lots of images, I aimed for between 50 and 100 files per post. I don't split by a specific number, since images of a certain look can be split across 2 posts (most Guess clothing for sale has 4 studio photographs of the clothing being worn by a model, and one of the clothing by itself (those have the suffix ghost in their filename)). Unlike the sites for some other labels, campaign and studio images aren't mingled. I also try to remember to add a hyperlink to the brand I am posting; it seems like a decent thing to do since I am sharing/re-distributing their images.

This is interesting, a photo-shoot with an Milanese Guess model and a Miami girl, both from threads that I started - I wouldn't have expected them to cross paths. Seyla's images from Plymouth magazine 2025 Summer (the same images are inside Think magazine 2025):

Milan and Miami, not so different. Both 5 letters long, both commence with Mi-, transpose the a, extend the i to an l, and replace the m with the neighbouring n. Milan = Miami 🃏 🤣

On 6/4/2025 at 4:52 PM, IngwerHund said:

More from Guess Lingerie, March 2024

Who is other one?

That's Liza Makhu. She has worked for Guess for longer than I realized; I recently found catalog images with her in it from 2018. Perhaps I should create a showcase thread where I (and other people) can post links to the threads dedicated at all the Guess models, and the years when they worked for Guess?

And her is another image I found from the Plymouth photoshoot (from social media), with Seyla less out of focus:

Three images of Seyla (the first cover image also with Juliet Tuzet) from a Guess Pre-Fall 2024 publication:

An editorial from QP magazine, October 2024, photographed by Antoine Verglas (another Guess model, Sofia Luders, had an editorial was well, but was allocated twice as many pages as poor underappreciated Seyla):