Behind the scenes of Sista Gat Style with Natasha Issachar

Nov 28, 2017 | Sista Gat Style | 0

Natasha Issachar works at NRI Management and is a mother of twin boys. She managed to find some spare time over the weekend to allow Sista Gat Style to celebrate her.

The 24 year old wore clothes by local seamstress Anna’s Creations and we shot it in town and by the new seafront.

This is what the capital of our country looks like – a newly developed seafront on an azure bay dotted with yachts with the famous Irririki and Ifira island in the backdrop.

It is the epitome of a Pacific nation, so unlike other fashion shots you would expect in a capital city in the west with fast cars and tall buildings. Instead, Port Vila offers something unique……

Natasha got her hair, makeup and nails done at Body and Soul. The B&S beauty squad were late as they been working at a wedding at resort. Just as they managed to get in, Irene Abbock was preparing to wear her make-up artist hat. Thankfully the team dolled up Natasha in no time and Irene was clear of make-up duties!

Thank you Natasha for being so effortless – you posed with ease and confidence as you calmly strolled through the shoot, happy to experiment with camera and conscious of your space. And of course, thank you to Nicky Kuautonga for always bringing the magic out on set to capture the beauty of all the sistas of Sista Gat Style.

See the final look here.

Photographer: Nicky Kuautonga

Hair, makeup and nails: Body and Soul

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