Kristen Stewart Chanel Ad Photos Leaked: Actress Debuts Cornrows in New Campaign (PHOTOS)

By Benge Nsenduluka, CP Reporter Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Kristen Stewart recently took part in a photo shoot for her first ever Chanel ad campaign and on Tuesday new images were leaked online.

The "Twilight" star, 23, is seen wearing denim, cowboy boots and cornrows for the western and rock n' roll theme, designed to promote Chanel's new Paris-Dallas collection. The collection reportedly will not debut until May, according to E! News.

Stewart appears in smoky eye makeup and a natural lip throughout the campaign. Karl Lagerfeld, who is Chanel's head designer, reportedly took on the roles of designer and photographer for the campaign.

The Hollywood actress was announced as the new face of the Chanel Metiers d'Art Paris-Dallas collection back in December 2013. She joins the likes of Blake Lively, Keira Knightley and Diane Kruger who have also appeared in ads for the French label.

Prior to her latest fashion gig, Stewart appeared in ads for Balenciaga's Florabotanica fragrance. She once gushed about her love for fashion.

"I'm a huge fan of the fashion world now that I've been allowed to be a part of it, even if oftentimes I don't even know what I'm wearing," Stewart told Marie Claire Australia in 2012.

In addition to Chanel and Balenciaga, reports claim Stewart could soon ad Nike to her list of lucrative fashion gigs.

The "Camp X Ray" star is renowned for sporting the comfortable footwear on red carpets and Nike execs reportedly believe her tomboy image could appeal to a broader female market. Stewart could join the likes of Lance Armstrong and Michael Jordan if endorsement deal reports prove accurate.

"It's no secret how much Kristen loves Nikes. She often changes into a pair of Nikes after walking the red carpet in heels," a source close to Stewart allegedly told RadarOnline.com.

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"The company obviously wants to broaden its base from athletes to actors, and, in particular, appeal to young women," the source added.