Kristen by Chris Nicholls in Chanel for Pulp #4

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published December 8, 2011

A Dark Beauty – The cover shoot for the latest issue of Pulp Magazine takes a look at the fall-winter collection of Chanel through a dark lens. Starring Kristen (Next Canada) and photographed by Chris Nicholls, the story has a romantic touch courtesy of mussed hair by and understated makeup by Susana Hong. / Styling by Juliana Schiavinatto @ P1M











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    6 thoughts on “Kristen by Chris Nicholls in Chanel for Pulp #4”

    1. Absolutely hauntingly beautiful.   And a welcome new approach for Chanel.  It just couldn’t be any better.

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