Eniko Mihalik in Vogue Italia, July 2012!

Eniko Mihalik stars here in "So Full Of Dreams" in the July issue of Vogue Italia. This was photographed by Ellen von Unwerth and styled by Leith Clar. Enjoy.

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Melodie Monrose for River Island F/W 2011 Ad Campaign!

The F/W 2011 ad campaign of River Island was photographed by Ellen Von Unwerth and featured the beautiful Melodie Monrose. This campaign is quite cool, and Melodie looks beautiful as usual. Enjoy.

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Crystal Renn in Tush #24 Summer 2011!

This is the editorial that Crystal stars in in the Summer 2011 issue of Tush magazine. This was shot by Ellen von Unwerth and styled by Ingo Nahrwold. Enjoy.

Rose Cordero in Tush Magazine #24 Summer 2011!

Rose Cordero poses as Josephine Baker in an editorial entitled "Adore Me" in the latest issue of Tush magazine, which was shot by Ellen von Unwerth. Nice. Enjoy.

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Crystal Renn for Tush #24 Summer 2011!

Crystal bares almost all in the Summer 2011 issue of Tush magazine in two photos shot by Ellen von Unwerth. Enjoy.

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"Jump and Smile" Vogue Italia May 2011!

This is another editorial in the May issue of Vogue Italia that was shot by Ellen von Unwerth and featuring multiple black models. The models are the same but with an addition of Lyndsey Scott, who I am very pleased to see as she hasn't really been seen in an model/fashion material. Enjoy.

"Black Beauties" in Vogue Italia, May 2011!

Vogue Italia does another editorial featuring all black models in the latest issue, which was shot by Ellen Von Unwerth. I like this because the models used are not that famous apart from Jeneil Williams, Ubah Hassan, and maybe Ariel Meredith and Gaye McDonald. Anyway, I'm happy to see R'el Dade again and Jasmine Tookes who was in the S/S 2011 ad campaign  of DKNY. Enjoy.

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Magdalena Frackowiak in Vogue Italia, April 2011!

Magdalena covers the Vogue Beauty section of the April issue of Vogue Italia, which was shot by Ellen Von Unwerth. This is quite a cool editorial, and sometimes I see Natasha Poly in Magdalena, or I see Magdalena in Natasha Poly...sometimes. Enjoy.

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