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Anzhela Turenko | Christoph Sillem | Madame Figaro Japan July 2011 | La Parisienne

Some Japanese love Paris to the roots of their being, and I understand the passion from their perspective. Anzhela Turenko offers a brief glimpse into Parisian magic, styled by Delphine Tréanton and lensed by Christoph Sillem for Madame Figaro Japan, July 2011.

Thu, August 11, 2011

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