Alexis Ren x Polaroid Shots

A few days ago I introduced the beautiful Instagram Senstation Alexis Ren to you.

In another shooting with photographer Lucas Passmore the Los Angles based beauty proves once again why she is currently in high demand. She poses sexy, natural and playful in front of the camera for a polaroid themed shooting.

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