Actress, singer and fashion darling Charlotte Gainsbourg is featured in a spread called ‘Head Space’ in Nylon magazine’s latest issue. Promoting her new single (with Beck) ‘Heaven Can Wait,’ Gainsbourg talks about her long-awaited album ‘Irm’ (set to be released in late January 2010).
Styled by Marjan Malakpour and photographed by Clarke Tolton, Gainsbourg, who is the daughter of the infamous Serge Gainsbourg, looks lovely and relaxed for ‘Head Space’ in Nylon while hanging out among the California palm trees.
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