The shift from teen movie star to Hollywood leading lady isn’t an easily achieved feat, but the Kirsten Dunst Flare November 2011 photos prove that the ‘Bring It On’ star isn’t going to back down. Photographer Max Abadian captures the 29-year-old actress in sophisticated pieces from top designers Tom Ford, Marc Jacobs and others.
After a long run of teen dramas, romantic comedies, and period pieces in the late 90s and 2000s, Dunst seemed to disappear from Hollywood after 2008. Now appearing as the lead in Lars von Trier’s controversial film ‘Melancholia,’ Dunst has proven herself to be deserving of serious leading lady roles. The Flare November shots show a more mature Dunst, but I’m glad to see she hasn’t ditched the signature blonde locks.
The Kirsten Dunst Flare November 2011 issue is a must-see for any fan of the actress, showing she’s a "little woman" no more!
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The Kirsten Dunst Flare November Shots Show a Matured Starlet
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