Karen Elson by Mark Segal for Vogue China November 2011

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Published October 17, 2011

Exotic Adventure – Photographer Mark Segal lenses the inimitable Karen Elson with lupine companions for this dreamy editorial in the latest issue of Vogue China. Stylist Tabitha Simmons uses textured selects from CĂ©line, Alexander McQueen, Isabel Marant, Rodarte, Jean Paul Gaultier, Mary Katrantzou and others to create rich looks that evoke folk-tale beauty in a forest setting.







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    2. It’s a great sophisticated yet not quite domesticated look–not always easy to pull off at all, without going too much one way or the other.

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