Harper’s Bazaar Arabia October 2010 Cover | Nicole Richie by Pavel Havlicek

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Published September 30, 2010

Nicole Richie photographed by Pavel Havlicek for Harper’s Bazaar Arabia October 2010


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15 thoughts on “Harper’s Bazaar Arabia October 2010 Cover | Nicole Richie by Pavel Havlicek”

  1. she looks absolutely dreadful. The make up, her eye color with that stupid cheap eyeliner, she looks sick. Those flowers give me a headache, maybe that is what happened to her too?

  2. Dear Harper’s and Vogue, please, please go back to putting models on your covers. Celebrities are neither alluring nor glamorous, and we see enough of them everywhere.

    • For some reason, these fashion editors think that celebrities are stylish. I cant recall ONE celebrity that has an actual style. Most of them are boring, tacky, over-the-top. Fascination of them is beyond me. US Vogue particulary is obsessed with celebrities on cover. It doesnt say much about the audience now, doesnt it?

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