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Kasia Struss and David Vasiljevic are reunited once again for the September issue of Numéro Tokyo with one amazing cover shoot. Shot on a rooftop setting, Kasia dons an array of rock and roll inspired frocks styled by Sarah Ellison. With fringe, lace and deep plunging neck lines, Vasiljevic captures the perfect portrait of the Polish model with this sizzling spread.
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