Shelby Keeton for Guess Accessories Holiday 2011 Campaign by Ralf Pulmanns

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published November 6, 2011

Holiday Pin-up – The holiday accessories campaign from Guess captures the label’s classic pin-up style with blonde bombshell Shelby Keeton captured by Ralf Pulmanns. Styled by Laurie Smith, Shelby wows in white hot looks complete with tan handbags and denim. Bouncy curls by Peter Savic and the perfect cat eye by Claudia Perschmann complete the classic look.






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