Magazine Cover

Photographer - Xanthe Hutchinson
Mua - Zaiba Khan
Models - Zana O'Connell (me!) and Lanie Wilson		 
Out soon...!

With love x

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  1. Anonymous22 April 2011 at 04:29

    You totally shine in this pic! You keep producing all these amazing editorial shots! Keep them coming - much love for them.
    Also - Zaiba Khan? I worked with her yesterday!

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  2. Zanaoconnell22 April 2011 at 06:33

    Ash thanks doll :) it's definitely my favourite style. Ooh really? What was that for? She's really lovely :) x

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