The colour palette of the clothing in this pictorial extends from nude to blush to soft camel – but not far beyond. And it works. For inspiration on dressing in neutral tones, do take note: the bold eyeliner and vintage-glamour hair means Anja Rubik may be beige, but she’s never boring.

H&M are still churning out the military themed pieces – as their Fall 2010 campaign starring Anja Rubik shows. But as the trend has moved on, so has the High Street fashion giant, with military pieces taking on softer and less embellished forms. Knit cardigans with military buttons, army green tights (perfect for pairing with brown boots), a shearling-lined aviator jacket… all paired with soft…

Sometimes nudity in fashion shoots is purely incidental, while at other times a dose of bare skin adds heightened sensuality. But where the trend disappoints a little, it’s because a shoot gets by on the strength of nudity alone. Anja Rubik in Purple slips towards being one of those times, with thickened eyebrows and ’80s hair giving the normally gorgeous Anja a distorted, early Madonna-esque…

We can’t resist a shoot with Anja Rubik… no less so when she’s dressed in cute swimsuits and lots of nautical stripes. I’m particularly loving the styling of this outfit, with the tasselled rope tied around as a belt.

Camilla Akrans at her best makes every photo look like it was painted with the silvery light of dawn on a canvas of cloudy sky. Anja Rubik is a frequent subject of Camilla’s, with this shoot – Plein soleil (Blazing Sun) – being simultaneously strong and soft. The bold makeup is magic to be inspired by.

Remember when Anja Rubik was sprawled across country haystacks in virginal white gowns and floral garlands, clutching a darling little white lamb – and yet somehow looking like the absolute sex? If your answer is no, then you may take a slight detour to Rubik’s shoot by Camilla Akrans, before coming back to view this remarkably similar concept by Mark Viszlay for Glamour Hungary. Haystacks,…

Far from the wintery boots we saw as part of her previous collaboration with Quazi, Spring 2010 sees zebra prints and white leather as the focus of Anja Rubik‘s accessories collection for the brand. It’s pretty hard to even notice the accessories mind you – when Anja’s ridiculously long legs and toned body are the more prominent features of the shoot.

We’ve had Tsarine Daria and Comtesse Natasha; now Hedi Slimane hits us with his most extravagant, glamorous photographic personality, bringing us Baronne Anja. Styled by the fabulous Emanuelle Alt, Anja Rubik looks sensual in all black outfits including luxe furs, Lanvin’s draping jumpsuits, and masculine black suiting. And these days such a shoot wouldn’t be complete without a bit of nudity – so do be…

Want to sport the patched jeans look as worn here by Anja Rubik in the March edition of Russian Harper’s Bazaar? The Chloe pair that Anja is wearing mightn’t be to your liking, but you’ll find the trend all up the high street starting with H&M.

This shoot for W Magazine plays with the bondage themes that have been so strong in recent pictorials; only gone is the black leather and course knotted ropes. Instead Anja Rubik is softly photographed against a backdrop of clouds, lightly blindfolded by Louis Vuitton.