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Selezneva: Santa Sangre on Nowness.com.

“I wanted to do something real and concentrated and this was the key for me,” says Lindahl. Taking on the role of the invisible bull, Lindahl attacked Selezneva with hysterical profanities in order to provoke a performance that would capture the urgency and danger of a real bullfight. ”If you lose the bull for a second, you’re dead,” the director explained. But alas, in the end, “the bull always wins.”

Anna, for her part, put up a good fight, although a little nipple coverage might’ve helped. There’s enough rib cage on display you might as well hang Anna up on your door to scare away trick or treaters. [Nowness]

Photographed by Maciek Kobielski and styled by Anya Ziourova, Anna dons pieces from the likes of Chanel, Givenchy and Dior Haute Couture among dark horses.

Anna Selezneva & Anabela Belikova

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Anna Selezneva

…I NEVER do facials but this one practically posted itself….lovely.

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PHOTOGRAPHY:  PETER LINDBERGH

STYLING:  ALEKSANDRA WORONIECKA

MODELING: ANNA SELEZNEVA & ACTOR WES BENTLEY

Numéro #110

Photography:  Peter Lindbergh

Styling:  Irina Marie

Model:  Anna Selezneva

The Fashion Spot

Photography:  Steven Meisel

Styling:   Lori Goldstein

Models:  Agyness Deyn, Alla Kostromicheva, Aminata Niaria, Anna De Rijk, Anna Selezneva, Constance Jablonski, Daria Strokus, Freja Beha Erichsen, Frida Gustavsson, Gwen Loos, Hanne Gaby, Irina Kulikova, Iris Strubegger, Isabeli Fontana, Iselin Steiro, Monika Jagaciack, Jamie Bochert, Kamila Filipcikova, Karen Elson, Karlie Kloss, Kasia Struss, Kendra Spears, Lara Stone, Lily Donaldson, Liya Kebede, Magdalena Frackowiak, Mirte Maas, Natasha Poly, Patricia van der Vliet, Ranya Mordanova, Rianne ten Haken, Rose Cordero, Sasha Pivovarova, Sessilee Lopez, Sigrid Agren, Siri Tollerod, Snejana Onopka and Viktoriya Sasonkina

Photographer: Richard Bush

Model: Anna Selezneva

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i-D magazines “Eco-Warrior”  spread  featured Russian cover girl, Anna Selezneva. Photos shot by Richard Bush and Sarah Richardson’s styling.

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I think it’s actually called ‘Débauche de Pigments’ but close enough.
Vogue Paris Oct 09
Shot & Makeup by: François Nars
Models: Anna Selezneva, Tao Okamoto & Eniko Mihalik
Styled by Carine Roitfeld

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From the hair to the models to mind-blowing garments, Phi’s Fall 2009 ad campain is flawless. Shot by Steven Meisel, the ad features models Sasha Pivovarova, Anna Selezneva and Natasha Poly. Fabulous. 

GALLERY: AD-DICT: Phi Campaign Fall 2009

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Lara Stone

Anna Selezneva & Sessilee Lopez

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Catherine McNeil

Claudia Schiffer

Daria Werbowy

Doutzen Kroes

Edita Vikeviciute

Erin Wasson

Eva Herzigova

Frankie Rayder

Gisele Bundchen

Isabeli Fontana

Jessica Miller

Kate Moss

Naomi Campbell

Natalia Vodianova

Raquel Zimmermann

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Photographed by Richard Bush and styled by Sarah Richardson, the spread includes Anna wearing real Japanese obis and kimonos inspired designer pieces.

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Shot by Mario Sorrenti and Styled by Emmanuelle Alt.

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Anna Selezneva gets some major likeage from Hedi Slimane in this new photo shoot featured on his oh so addictive diary. Nice way to transition from your safe for work shots at Madame Tussuad’s with Terry Richardson. (I’d link to the gallery, but I’m lazy)

But if Hedi’s the one getting the good girls nakey, what’s left for creepy Uncle Terry?

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With the help of stylist Nicola Formichetti, Terry Richardson shot this slightly creepy spread on celebrity obsession.  Anna Selezneva dons tacky, busy outfits to pose with wax figures of Leonardo DiCaprio, George Clooney, and others.

“American Idolatry” appears in issue #58 of V magazine.

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The updated Chanel girl hits the cover of the March issue of Vogue Paris, covered in full makeup, tons of logos and accessories, and no eyebrows.

Carine Roitfeld  has been putting new models on the cover of important issues of French Vogue, like March and September. For example: Natasha Poly snagged both March & September for 07, Lara Stone did March 08.

These days, it’s Anna Selezneva, Iris Strubegger making their debuts…

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It’s a breath of fresh air seeing an unfamiliar face as the new girl for Calvin Klein. Recently, we’ve seen a trend in letting celebrities do the advertising for designers. With all due respect, I would have expected Calvin Klein to follow the mainstream bandwagon and stick some overrated actress or annoying “it girl” in his ads. However, it appears as if Mr. Klein plucked some teen out of gym class and used her! 18 year old Anna Selezneva, the Russian beauty who actually walked Calvin Klein’s last show, brings a new look, a unique face and some fresh blood to our list of spring ads. Shot by photographer Fabien Baron, the ad is anything but earth shattering for Calvin Klein. Sure, his geometric dress is neat, but I’m thinking this ad will do more for Anna Selezneva than Calvin Klein. 

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