There’s an emotive grittiness to David Sims’ Wanted shoot that doffs its hat to the well-worn Westerns of the earlier 20th century. I guess it’s no surprise that the shoot, from the April 2011 issue of Vogue Paris, coincides somewhat with the Cohen Brothers-produced remake of John Wayne classic True Grit. It’s a very grown up, very tough, and very masculine take on cowboys and Indians dressups and one that adds credence to Emmanuelle Alt’s skill as a stylist.

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Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011
Isabeli Fontana: Vogue Paris, April 2011

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