Kristen Stewart

[Mon Cher]

I don't know how many pics she has in W but here are at least two.

bellasdiary

I like the second photo best.

 

[angelfish]

She looks like an elf or pixie or something otherworldly like that. So pretty.

 

[atlantis]

these are SO good!

 

[Label Basher]

She looks dead in the eyes above. Sorry but I'm over this look for her.

W is not a hipster mag. I expect better.

 

[dajrekshn]

She looks dead in the eyes above. Sorry but I'm over this look for her.

W is not a hipster mag. I expect better.

ditto.

 

[Mon Cher]

I do think she has a "wiped" look in the first photo. Not to sound rude. I'm sure they were going for a Kristen Stewart in her natural state theme

 

[kokobombon]

That´s just Jürgen Teller´s aesthetic, I think she looks like she does in candids. If you check Celine´s ads, Daria also looks quite raw.
Can anyone ID the dress in the first pic?

 

[luckyduck]

^Isabel Marant dress

 

[physicalgraffiti]

Yikes.

 

[Melancholybaby]

W February 2013 by Juergen Teller


wmagazine.com

 

[@~PinkCouture~@]

Best Performances
W Magazine - February 2013
PH: Juergen Teller

fashionscansremastered.net

 

[Alyssa-K]

She looks like she's cried on those, weird look

 

[luckyduck]

^that or she just rolled out of bed, the only good thing I can say is that her eyes look really green...

 

[lady stardust]

She looks like she's cried on those, weird look

she looks real...and thats a good thing

 

[iluvjeisa]

Great Teller shots.

 

[luckyduck]

She sure knows how to hide out....

 

[HeatherAnne]

New film, but I'm not excited by the sound of it.

Berlin: Kristen Stewart & Elizabeth Banks To Explore Fashion & Fetishism In ‘The Big Shoe’

Kristen Stewart and Elizabeth Banks are joining Jim Sturgess in Steven Shainberg’s The Big Shoe. HanWay Films is handling international here at the EFM with CAA repping domestic. Secretary director Shainberg is helming from a script he wrote with Mickey Birnbaum. Sturgess plays a gifted shoe designer forced to break free from a family who wants to turn his designs into mass-produced knock-offs. The family hires psychotherapist Mary Kay (Banks) and muse Delphi (Stewart) to lure him back to work. Shainberg says the film will combine eroticism and humor in a similar way to dark comedy Secretary. Andrew Lazar’s Mad Chance produces and Richard Middleton and Christina Lurie are executive producing.

deadline.com

More:

Kristen Stewart & Elizabeth Banks Join Jim Sturgess In 'Secretary' Director Steven Shainberg's 'The Big Shoe'

When we put together our "where are they now" list of directors who'd gone years without making a film, one of the ones who didn't quite make the cut, but came very close, was Steven Shainberg. The filmmaker's second film "Secretary" was one of the more enduring indie cult classics of the first half of the '00s, but his follow-up, "Fur," with Nicole Kidman and Robert Downey Jr., wasn't embraced by either critics or audiences, and seven years have passed since that film.

Much of that time has been spent trying to make the comedy-drama "The Big Shoe," about a foot-fetishist who's also a gifted shoe designer trying to get away from his overbearing family. A few years ago, the film was attracting the attention of Joaquin Phoenix and Mia Wasikowska, but never quite came together. Fortunately, it got a new lease on life last year as Jim Sturgess took the lead role. And now two more high-profile cast members have joined, as Deadline reports that Kristen Stewart and Elizabeth Banks have come on board the film.

Banks will play a psychotherapist hired by Sturgess' character's family, while Stewart will play his muse, Delphi. Interestingly, there's no mention of Susan Sarandon, who last year was mentioned as playing Sturgess' mother -- presumably she's fallen off the film. The film's being shopped at the European Film Market in Berlin this week, and hopefully financing will come together fairly quickly; it sounds like a fitting successor to "Secretary," and with a pretty promising cast.

theplaylist, blogs.indiewire.com

 

[kokobombon]

^on one hand it sounds interesting if it´s gonna be anything like Secretary... on the other hand it sounds too much like a rom-com, which I don´t find interesting at all...

 

[pixiedust1603]

Secretary is one of my favourite films but I've yet to see Fur. Sturgess' character seems to be like Spader's in Secretary but I don't think he'll be able to give a performance like Spader did. I think in Joaquin and Mia were still involved it would be a whole lot more interesting but I think it will take a more obvious less nuanced direction with this cast.
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[atlantis]

sounds intriguing, i LOVE secretary. and i love jim sturgess and am excited to see him with kstew! elizabeth banks on the other hand is more of a 'meh' choice.