Vogue Australia April 2011 Cover | Anja Rubik by Marcin Tyszka

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Published February 28, 2011

Anja Rubik photographed by Marcin Tyszka & styled by Naomi Smith for Vogue Australia April 2011


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11 thoughts on “Vogue Australia April 2011 Cover | Anja Rubik by Marcin Tyszka”

  1. I was so excited to hear that that Anja Rubik was going to be on the cover of Vogue Australia. This is so bad compared to last month’s cover. “Do women really like sex?” REALLY.

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  2. I was so excited to hear that that Anja Rubik was going to be on the cover of Vogue Australia. This is so bad compared to last month’s cover. “Do women really like sex?” REALLY.

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  3. Am I the only one who loves her on the cover? But I think “Do women really like sex” is tacky and more Cosmo. Dito on “cheap Thrills”

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