Mila Kunis by Carter Smith for Elle US August 2011

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published July 13, 2011

Lust in Translation – Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake stir up some romance for the August cover shoot of Elle US. Photographed by Carter Smith, the co-stars of Friends with Benefits are outfitted by Joe Zee in the latest from Viktor & Rolf, Lanvin, Prada and other labels.









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    22 thoughts on “Mila Kunis by Carter Smith for Elle US August 2011”

    4. It’s very blah, but Mila is gorgeous and Justin isn’t bad looking either.  It’s so strange how Carter’s work has deteriorated (in my eyes at least), I used to think he was really great, but that was a while ago.

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