Jennifer Lawrence in 'naked photo comeback' on cover of Vanity Fair – photographed by Patrick Demarchelier
The Hunger Games' actress stars in the November issue of the magazine, wearing Resort 2015 collections
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Your support makes all the difference.Jennifer Lawrence has made a fashionable comeback, post-naked photo scandal on the cover of Vanity Fair.
The Dior campaign star features in the November issue of the magazine in a cover shoot photographed by world renowned fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier.
In the shoot, which according to Vanity Fair took place in Los Angeles prior to publication of the stolen photos, Lawrence is featured in a succession of high fashion ensembles from the Resort 2015 collections.
On the cover image she is pictured boldly wearing nothing except a statement Chopard silver necklace and a red lip look created by makeup artist Gucci Westman and her signature artfully touselled hair, by stylist Orib.
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The issue is yet to be fully released but a behind the scenes video shows the actress posing in the shoot in an array of Resort collection gowns.
In the video she is pictured posing for Demarchelier in tropical surroundings wearing a silver and patterned bodice dress by Dior.
She also sports a short beaded white Ralph Lauren dress and a black sheer beaded evening design by Donna Karan.
The November issue of Vanity Fair is available in digital editions from 8 October and hits newstands on 14 October.
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