Pure White

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Aline Weber
Harper's Bazaar İspanya'nın kapağında..
Cover girl of the Harper's Bazaar Spain edition..

 
 

Kesinlikle bayıldım, özellikle platin-ama-neredeyse-beyaz saçlarına.. 
Herkes siyah giyebilir ama herkes beyaz giyemez!
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Totally loved this editorial, especially Aline Weber's platinum-but-nearly-white hair..
Everybody can wear black, but not white!

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