Kiko Mizuhara Wanders Through Beijing Streets for 'Numéro TOKYO' Editorial



Japanese It-girl Kiko Mizuhara has recently teamed up with Numéro TOKYO for a fashion editorial. Lensed by photographer Yu Cong, the spread captures Mizuhara as she wanders through the streets of Beijing as a tourist. In particular, the model poses in front of colorful Chinese lanterns and traditional architecture. The model even hops on an old-style rickshaw for a scenic ride. The whimsical shoot also features a selection of quirky outfits and accessories, including big hoop earrings, pom pom shoes and fur slides. Browse the gallery above to see it for yourself.



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