Vogue US | The Wanderers-Abbey Lee Kershaw, Patricia van der Vliet & Karlie Kloss by Arthur Elgort

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Published February 20, 2010

Models Abbey Lee Kershaw, Karlie Kloss and Patricia van der Vliet play modern day nomads in the latest edition of American Vogue. Armed with a red convertible and the open road, the trio is free to go anywhere they please in Arthur Elgort’s free-spirited story. With the aide of fashion editor Tonne Goodman, Elgort creates a whimsical tone with the rich patterns and landscapes of The Wanderers.

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115 thoughts on “Vogue US | The Wanderers-Abbey Lee Kershaw, Patricia van der Vliet & Karlie Kloss by Arthur Elgort”

  1. I would love to see that 3rd and 5th pic in colour. The print looks totally mad. Probably a good thing that it's in B&W – my head would probably explode from it all. It's fantastic!

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  2. I would love to see that 3rd and 5th pic in colour. The print looks totally mad. Probably a good thing that it's in B&W – my head would probably explode from it all. It's fantastic!

    Reply
  3. I would love to see that 3rd and 5th pic in colour. The print looks totally mad. Probably a good thing that it's in B&W – my head would probably explode from it all. It's fantastic!

    Reply
    • lol..i thought so too.. i was excited when i first saw this cause i thought 'yay another abbey lee post' and then it all went downhill. i never understand the appeal of karlie kloss. she looks sooooo normal. other than being skinny and tall, she looks like a hell load of other people and her editorials are mostly boring. the only unusual thing about her is her runway death stare and zombie walk. and it ends there.

      about the editorial i love the outfits patterns and how they're layered and mixed but like the previous poster said, i wish the b&w pic are coloured.

      Reply
    • lol..i thought so too.. i was excited when i first saw this cause i thought 'yay another abbey lee post' and then it all went downhill. i never understand the appeal of karlie kloss. she looks sooooo normal. other than being skinny and tall, she looks like a hell load of other people and her editorials are mostly boring. the only unusual thing about her is her runway death stare and zombie walk. and it ends there.

      about the editorial i love the outfits patterns and how they're layered and mixed but like the previous poster said, i wish the b&w pic are coloured.

      Reply
    • lol..i thought so too.. i was excited when i first saw this cause i thought 'yay another abbey lee post' and then it all went downhill. i never understand the appeal of karlie kloss. she looks sooooo normal. other than being skinny and tall, she looks like a hell load of other people and her editorials are mostly boring. the only unusual thing about her is her runway death stare and zombie walk. and it ends there.

      about the editorial i love the outfits patterns and how they're layered and mixed but like the previous poster said, i wish the b&w pic are coloured.

      Reply
    • lol..i thought so too.. i was excited when i first saw this cause i thought 'yay another abbey lee post' and then it all went downhill. i never understand the appeal of karlie kloss. she looks sooooo normal. other than being skinny and tall, she looks like a hell load of other people and her editorials are mostly boring. the only unusual thing about her is her runway death stare and zombie walk. and it ends there.

      about the editorial i love the outfits patterns and how they're layered and mixed but like the previous poster said, i wish the b&w pic are coloured.

      Reply

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