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Hothouse Flower

Be an Eighties-style drama queen in curvy evening numbers abloom with feathers, sequins and ruffles.

Photographed by Juergen Teller
Styled by Jane How

June 2005

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Chanel's silk lace dress, at select Chanel stores, 800.550.0005. All jewelry by Chanel.

Hair by Luigi Murenu for Kérastase Paris; makeup by Aaron DeMey/Streeters. Model: Gisele Bündchen/IMG. Fashion assistants: Jessica Constance and Vanessa Reid. Special thanks to Spring Studios, London.

Photographed by Juergen Teller
Styled by Jane How

June 2005

Keywords: Classics,; Gisele

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