Chanel Iman by David Vasiljevic for Elle UK February 2011

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published January 20, 2011

In front of David Vasiljevic’s lens, Chanel Iman sports the spring collections for the February issue of Elle UK. Donning the prints and sweeping silhouettes of labels such as Prada, Yves Saint Laurent, Chloe and others, Chanel shines in the elegant stylings of Anne-Marie Curtis.














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    47 thoughts on “Chanel Iman by David Vasiljevic for Elle UK February 2011”

    22. I like Chanel so my opinion might be a bit biased. This is not her best work, but I really do love most of the photos. In some of them, her eyes look a bit dead, but overall, I think she was the right choice for this shoot. Funny, I think she did a very similar shoot not too long ago (I think the photos were released earlier this month), or maybe I’m thinking of something else…

    23. I like Chanel so my opinion might be a bit biased. This is not her best work, but I really do love most of the photos. In some of them, her eyes look a bit dead, but overall, I think she was the right choice for this shoot. Funny, I think she did a very similar shoot not too long ago (I think the photos were released earlier this month), or maybe I’m thinking of something else…

    24. She has legs for days. I love the demure appearance of her eyes. Such a beautiful creature. Great skin.

    25. She has legs for days. I love the demure appearance of her eyes. Such a beautiful creature. Great skin.

    31. yeah I agree with some of the comments. She is beautiful and styled well but she could have gave a little more life and posing to the editorial. Maybe they just wanted her to look simple to show off the clothes idk…

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    36. who ever worked on her hair should be fired. they could have done a million and one different things for everyone of those shots… UGLY.

    37. This girl has a really cute and quite unique face… BUT, her body is like a 9 years old, it’s such a shame ! Just like Anja Rubik, every ed she appears could be better if they were not that skinny. Anyway, despite this, and the fact that they ruined her hair, I like it, it’s nice sometimes to see her looking more serious (not that I don’t like her smile but doing it all the time make her looking a bit dumb unfortunately).

    38. She’s pretty but not beautiful. Her stick like figure I find unattractive. She’s just too skinny. We are over the waif era for goodness sakes.

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