Kirsten Dunst looks the part of elegant, demure beauty on the cover of Esquire Russia this month. The cover photo displays a very focused and frontal shot of Dunst wearing a lovely 60s-esque style top. This chief photo with its cool tones, and the contrast of Dunst’s saturated garment against a washed out teal background will surely would make a colorful impression on shoppers at the newsstands.

This photo set that Esquire has produced for its February issue has an unusual and more distinctive tone than the typical magazine cover photos and accompanying editorial. However, the uniqueness of Esquire’s photo set is not a detrimental thing. On the contrary, this photo set seems more striking and stunning because of it’s remarkablely divergent portraiture quality. It is minimal, yet arresting. The compelling interior photos are all in black and white and are bewitching and graceful. One photo displays Dunst looking wistfully off to the left, and the other is an enthralling portrait of her gazing straight off the pages.

These photos in their imaginative natural glamour effectively creates and intriguing and infatuating beauty. Dunst in her refined sensibility portrays to the world the essence of an enamoring American starlet. As is illustrated, Esquire Russia knows how to make an impact in a few selected images. These photos display a haunting, beautiful, and alluring, delicateness that is rarely seen so raw and powerful.

By Sarah Humphries

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