Kendra Spears by Mariano Vivanco for Muse Winter 2011

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published December 14, 2011

Madame X – Kendra Spears hits the New York City streets in Mariano Vivanco’s alluring portraits taken for the winter edition of Muse Magazine. Outfitted by Beth Fenton, Kendra sports a wardrobe of great outerwear and daytime looks from the likes of Christian Dior, Jil Sander, Salvatore Ferragamo and Lanvin. / Hair by Fernando Torrent, Makeup by Maud Laceppe









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    9 thoughts on “Kendra Spears by Mariano Vivanco for Muse Winter 2011”

    1. I love the vintage feel of the styling combined with the modern locations complete with graffiti and a cash machine.  It’s a much bolder statement and feels so natural. 

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