W Korea March 2011 Covers | Kasia, Mirte & Constance by David Byun

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published March 11, 2011

Kasia Struss, Mirte Maas & Constance Jabonski photographed by David Byun for W Korea March 2011

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    13 thoughts on “W Korea March 2011 Covers | Kasia, Mirte & Constance by David Byun”

    5. Kasia and Constance both kind of look like they’ve opened their mouths to say something only to forget what it was.

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    10. kasia is best, she’s just beautiful, I like the dress on mirte – it’s perfect for a cover. Constance is just wrong.

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    11. kasia is best, she’s just beautiful, I like the dress on mirte – it’s perfect for a cover. Constance is just wrong.

      Reply

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