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1. kenny says:
   June 3rd, 2011
   at 3:01 pm

   give this girl the entire gucci campaign

2. yurmamma says:
   June 3rd, 2011
   at 5:13 pm

   NOW that is tribal!

3. Fanny says:
   June 3rd, 2011
   at 5:41 pm

   I don’t really like the first pic, but I LOVE the rest!

4. bruna says:
   June 3rd, 2011
   at 11:53 pm

   wow she looks like adriana lima

5. olivia says:
   June 4th, 2011
   at 12:07 am

   she looks like dapgne groeneveld

6. herhyr says:
   June 4th, 2011
   at 7:33 am

   she are miks from gisele milla J.and Lara

7. garry says:
   June 4th, 2011
   at 12:28 pm

   she looks so much like the goddess adriana lima

8. Herculano says:
   June 4th, 2011
   at 1:14 pm

   looks like adriana lima, all the waaay; especially in the 5th and last photo.

9. Nádia says:
   June 4th, 2011
   at 6:10 pm

   Loving the hair style a looot!!!

   http://myfashioninsider.blogspot.com/

10. Sally says:
    June 5th, 2011
    at 5:46 am

    I agree! This is tribal! Love it.

11. Daniel says:
    June 5th, 2011
    at 1:07 pm

    I think this is way better than Daphne’s editorial.Now THIS is tribal inspired.
    I really hope she scores a campaign this season.She’s very fierce.

12. Blair says:
    June 5th, 2011
    at 10:32 pm

    Where is that studded jacket from?! I’m in love.

    http://blairnotwaldorf.blogspot.com

13. Lotte says:
    June 6th, 2011
    at 6:56 am

    Not bad … certainly dosnt do any justice compared to the amazing tribal pictures of Kelis in Acopella … now that is a true example of tribal warrior!

14. ludo says:
    June 6th, 2011
    at 2:39 pm

    Hailey is amazing!!

15. Simone says:
    June 6th, 2011
    at 3:20 pm

    Although fashion claims not to be political, how can thin, white models ethically put on head-dresses, and so-called ‘appealingly savage’ costumes without acknowledging the racism implicit in such wearing? What is truly savage is the white-washing going on in every magazine, claiming ‘tribal’ as a ‘trend’. Designers are not ‘paying tribute’ to ‘exotic’ cultures by appropriating their jewelry and clothes. Everyone outside the fashion world is acknowledging how ridiculous and offensive it all is. How can those inside the fashion industry be unresponsive to such critique? “Fashion isn’t political” just isn’t a good enough answer.

16. Antonio Barros says:
    June 7th, 2011
    at 2:23 pm

    Amazing work! Fabulous model and great photography!

    http://thesingular.blogspot.com
    http://ftourist.blogspot.com

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