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Mi Vida Logo – Crystal Renn is obsessed with luxury labels for Giampaolo Sgura’s high gloss images shot for the November edition of Vogue Japan. Styled by Anna dello Russo in logo head pieces and ensembles to match, Crystal is a walking advertisement in colorful looks from labels such as Chanel, Fendi, Dolce & Gabbana and Prada.
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Two36 – Santiago & Maurico capture high drama in Gotham for this recent fashion film starring Crystal Renn for Interview Magazine. Styled by fashion director Miguel Enamorado, Crystal is a woman stopped in motion with glam looks from the likes of Chanel. -
As Time Goes By – Photographer Sebastian Kim and fashion editor Katie Mossmann reunite once again for a story of vintage glamour in the October edition of Vogue Germany. Channeling the classic style of Rita Hayworth, Katharine Hepburn and Joan Crawford, Crystal Renn dons autumn looks from the likes of Balenciaga, Lanvin, Rick Owens and Miu Miu in the dark portraits. Multiple hair changes and makeup looks courtesy of Franco Gobbi and Lisa Houghton complete the enticing portraits. / Set Design by Anne Koch
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Delicious Diva – Crystal Renn gets decked out in glam looks and even more ostentatious makeup for the October edition of Vogue Japan. Lensed by Giampaolo Sgura with styling by Anna dello Russo, Crystal dons the standout designs of Tom Ford, Rocha, Yves Saint Laurent and others with bold cat eyes and crimson lips by makeup artist Jessica Nedza.
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Luces, Cámara… – Crystal Renn takes on a role of old Hollywood glamour for the July issue of Vogue Spain. In front of Mark Seliger’s (Management Artists) lens, Crystal gets swathed in decadent designs from Gucci, L’Wren Scott, Prabal Gurung, Loewe and others styled by Arianne Phillips.
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Feel Me – Cover girl Crystal Renn turns on her inner vamp for the summer issue of Tush Magazine. Photographed by the queen of erotic fashion photography herself, Ellen von Unwerth, Crystal strips down to bondage accessories and ready-to-wear from the likes of Versace, Louis Vuitton and Chanel styled by Ingo Nahrwold.
Note – nudity
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