Lily Donaldson by Jem Mitchell for Vogue Japan August 2011

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Published June 27, 2011

Forbidden Kisses – Jem Mitchell captures a very feminine Lily Donaldson for the August edition of Vogue Nippon. Lloyd Simmonds chooses to play with the tones of pink to create a delicate make-up, and paired with the soft waves of hair stylist Neil Moddie, Lily is a perfect ten in the romantic shots.






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    12 thoughts on “Lily Donaldson by Jem Mitchell for Vogue Japan August 2011”

    6. So naturally beautiful, without going crazy with the Photoshop.  I’d almost forgotten what that looks like. 

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