Vogue Paris September 2010 Cover | Marion Cotillard by Mert & Marcus

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published August 19, 2010

Marion Cotillard photographed by Mert & Marcus for Vogue Paris September 2010 (Dieselmax @ tfs)

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    18 thoughts on “Vogue Paris September 2010 Cover | Marion Cotillard by Mert & Marcus”

      • It's Mert & Marcus, what do you expect? Their work is all Photoshop. The way the eye is Photoshopped is so amateurish that I'm not sure what Vogue Paris is thinking.

      • It's Mert & Marcus, what do you expect? Their work is all Photoshop. The way the eye is Photoshopped is so amateurish that I'm not sure what Vogue Paris is thinking.

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