Anna Gushina by Yasunari Kikuma for WWD Japan Jewelry

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published March 30, 2011

Stolen Moments – Photographer Yasunari Kikuma brings his own brand of beauty to April’s WWD Japan Jewelry with his intense portraits starring Anna Gushina. Focusing on elegant gems from the likes of Tiffany & Co, Van Cleef & Arpels and Tasaki, Yasunari works with fashion editor Toshio Takeda to bring classic looks into a new era. / Art Direction by Simone




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4 thoughts on “Anna Gushina by Yasunari Kikuma for WWD Japan Jewelry”

  4. good lord these pictures are all hideous

    save for the last one, because her face doesn’t look like she is suffering a stroke in that one!

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