Zoe Kravitz for Eleven Paris Spring 2011 Campaign by Sune Czajkowski

Posted by · Jan 19th, 2011 · 2011, Campaign, Lookbook, Spring, Spring 2011 ·












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  • Rolex

    Not even going to look at the other pages these are amateur and annoyingly try hard.

  • Rolex

    Not even going to look at the other pages these are amateur and annoyingly try hard.

  • http://twitter.com/tayzipporah Tayma-Zipporah

    *sigh* I love Ash.

  • http://twitter.com/tayzipporah Tayma-Zipporah

    *sigh* I love Ash.

  • http://www.kittenmasks.com/ a.

    I foresee seeing this on a lot of blogs.

  • http://fashionography.net FASHIONOGRAPHY

    I’ve seen this theme over and over in editorials and campaigns alike. Way overdone.
    I honestly expect more from Sune Czajkowski and Eleven Paris. At least they used Ash once again.

  • http://fashionography.net FASHIONOGRAPHY

    I’ve seen this theme over and over in editorials and campaigns alike. Way overdone.
    I honestly expect more from Sune Czajkowski and Eleven Paris. At least they used Ash once again.

  • Blabla

    oh hes just a lil dumb kiddo. play on

  • http://Intheendiamrock.blogspot.com Intheendiamrock

    Very funny and cute, beautiful clothes. I like it!

  • http://Intheendiamrock.blogspot.com Intheendiamrock

    Very funny and cute, beautiful clothes. I like it!

  • Nyrha
  • Nyrha
  • Nyrha
  • Strawberrycrush

    I think the flying dick tattoo on his calf finally killed my love for Ash. WTF? Zoe looks great though.

  • Strawberrycrush

    I think the flying dick tattoo on his calf finally killed my love for Ash. WTF? Zoe looks great though.

  • http://genevieveandlola.blogspot.com Genevieve

    Love Zoe & Ash.

    Hipsters

    xoxo † Genevieve&Lola.com †

  • http://n-l-r.blogspot.com/ NannaLR

    Wauw, I love these photos! Zoe has an amazing sense of style.

  • http://nudecency.tumblr.com New Decent

    Bratty and non-aesthetic. Reminds me of this one: http://fashiongonerogue.com/portrait-jacqueline-oloniceva-michael-donovan/

    There’s also something neurotic or puritanical about young adult artists (Zoë Kravitz is 22) posing in this childish way as if they regret being old enough to understand sex appeal.