Miranda Kerr is the cover girl for the Sunday Telegraph 2012 Valentine's Day issue, and the lovely Australian supermodel also appears in a romantic editorial within the magazine, in which she discusses how she keeps the love alive between her and hubby Orlando Bloom.
Photographed by Chris Colls, the Sunday Telegraph 2012 Valentine's Day spread with Kerr was styled by Carlie Oates and features elegant fashions from David Jones. The pieces -- which include the 'Lover Jacket' and 'Love & Lustre' slip -- as well as her romantic makeup and sexy, bed-head hairstyle are undeniably appropriate for the Valentine's Day shoot.
The spread is accompanied by an interview by Tiffany Bakker, who gets Kerr to gush about how her and Bloom celebrate their love daily. Kerr says, ""It’s just about appreciating each other all of the time, which we do."
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Miranda Kerr for Sunday Telegraph 2012 Valentine's Day Issue
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