Although undeniably pretty, the WSJ Magazine April 2014 cover shoot begs the now famous (and morbid) question, "Why so serious?" As though shot after the accompanying interview with American actress Scarlett Johansson, which could very well be the case, the photoshoot embodies one of her statements, "I don’t want to always have to be trendy and glamorous and an object of desire."
Easy going and elegant in the WSJ Magazine April 2014 cover shoot, it is nevertheless hard not to imagine the blonde beauty ever being anything but desirable and glamorous. She was shot by Alasdair McLellan in a sunny apartment. Styled by Marie Chaix, the 'Captain America: Winter Soldier' star is clad in Proenza Schouler, Christopher Kane and Alexander Wang.
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The WSJ Magazine April 2014 Photoshoot Stars Scarlett Johansson
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