Create a Splash – Wearing this season’s most shimmering looks, Toni Garrn plays the role of sea siren for Numéro #130. In front of Camilla Akrans’ lens, Toni wows in the sultry silhouettes of Giorgio Armani, Elie Saab, Chanel, Dior and others selected by fashion editor Franck Benhamou. Slick hair by Rutger and flawless skin by makeup artist Wendy Rowe complete the vixen attire.

Equestrian Goddess – Fatima Siad of “America’s Next Top Model” fame gets tapped for the spring 2012 campaign from Herve Leger by Max Azria. With a spring collection inspired by gladiator armor, Camilla Akrans captured the Somali-Ethiopian beauty’s inner goddess as she poses next a white horse.

Camille Rowe is all natural in Chloé’s “L’eau De Chloé ” fragrance campaign shot by Camilla Akrans. Rowe is also the face of Chloé’s self titled fragrance seen here.

Eden – Aline Weber is a woman of original sensuality for the cover shoot of Numéro #128. Photographed by Camilla Akrans with styling by fashion editor Franck Benhamou, Aline make an alluring figure in drapey designs from the likes of Lanvin, Chanel and Yves Saint Laurent. / Makeup by Lloyd Simmonds, Hair by Ashual

Aline Weber by Camilla Akrans for Numéro #128 November 2011

Dramatic Lace – Camilla Akrans shoots a hauntingly blonde Sui He in this Vogue China editorial. Fashion editor Julia von Boehm creates a lacey, ultra feminine vision with structured selects from Blumarine, Chanel, Marc Jacobs, Rodarte, Tom Ford, Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Delfina Delettrez, Emilio Pucci and others. Make-up artist Yumi Mori (Frank Reps) keeps her palette soft, emphasizing a bold brow, contrasting with Sui’s lightened tresses.

City Fever – Doutzen Kroes makes elegance seductive in Camilla Akrans’ moody images for the October cover shoot of Vogue Germany. Styled by Nicola Knels in form-fitting silhouettes from the likes of Stella McCartney, Miu Miu, Dolce & Gabbana and others, Doutzen delivers editorial gold as she travels the city in style.

The Return of Doutzen – After taking a break from modeling to give birth to her first child, Doutzen Kroes is back to modeling commercial and high fashion alike with ads for Tiffany and most recently, an appearance on the October cover of Vogue Germany. Photographed by Camilla Akrans, Doutzen plays wander-struck in a piece from Miu Miu’s fall 2011 collection.

By the Sea – Bette Franke gives full on opulence for Camilla Akrans’ latest work in the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar US. Styled by fashion editor Brana Wolf, Bette takes to the shore in a mix of furs and pants from the likes of Michael Kors, Tom Ford, Donna Karan and Vera Wang.

Beautiful Orchid – Camilla Akrans (Management Artists) photographs Carola Remer in a seductive Tom Ford feature for Vogue Germany’s September issue. Styled by Nicola Knels, Carola sports Ford’s sexy lace, wild prints and feminine silhouettes with an undeniable allure.

Boudoir Ready – Eniko Mihalik and Camilla Akrans team up once again for the fall 2011 campaign from Chantelle Lingerie. Wearing a mix of undergarments of sexy lace and sheer materials, Eniko gives the latest collection the bombshell treatment.

Black Orchid – Anne Vyalitsyna goes raven haired in the fall 2011 campaign from Elie Tahari. Photographed by Camilla Akrans and joined by Colin Branca, Anne V plays the role of seductress in Tahari’s feminine drapes, fur accents and sexy tailoring.

Siri Tollerød by Camilla Akrans (2009 – See full story here)

Paris Dreaming – Aymeline Valade teams up with Camilla Akrans for a darkly romantic story in Vogue China’s July issue. Styled to the nines by fashion editor Melanie Huynh, Aymeline sports sharply tailored jackets and separates from the likes of Givenchy, Yves Saint Laurent and Burberry Prorsum on an outdoor stroll.

Countryside Blues – Camilla Akrans teams up with stylist Sissy Vian for a strictly seductive story in the August issue of Vogue Japan. Starring Aline Weber as a braid wearing diva, the countryside and all its beauty serves as the perfect backdrop to the elegant designs of Max Mara, Moschino, Dolce & Gabbana and many more.