Kendra Spears and Elizabeth Erm venture out 'Into the Wild' for Vogue China's August 2014 issue.
Fashion editor Elin Svhan styled the ladies in luxuriously printed, often matching ensembles. It's not your typical hiking gear, that's for sure; nor are the girls your typical "wild cards" -- both Spears and Erm look rather innocent. However, if you look closely, you'll catch a mischievous sparkle in each of their eyes that suggests a thirst for adventure. Perhaps they're looking to sow their wild oats?
The rest of the creative team was made up of hair stylist Tomo Jidai, who was responsible for styling Spears' and Erm's windswept locks, and makeup artist Mathias Van Hooff, who gave the girls a soft, understated beauty look. The editorial was lensed by photographer Emma Summerton.
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Kendra Spears and Elizabeth Erm Star in the 'Into the Wild' Editorial
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