Karolin Wolter by Benny Horne for Russh #36

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published September 23, 2010

Photographed by Benny Horne, Karolin Wolter stars in the last swimsuit shoot of Aussie summer for the October-November edition of Russh. Donning colorful and sexy swimsuits courtesy of fashion editor Stevie Dance, Karolin shows off her bodacious curves in Autoerotic.










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    13 thoughts on “Karolin Wolter by Benny Horne for Russh #36”

    5. The suits are fantastic and her figure if gorgeous. I’ll be honest with you though, the black and white images are pretty lackluster compared to the rest of the editorial.

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