Supreme recently teamed up with photographer Kenneth Cappello and adult model and actress Tera Patrick to produce some more than revealing Polaroids. Supreme has become infamous for putting their product on or around some of the most amazing, physically gifted women. Tera Patrick, if you are not familiar, is an English Jewish, Thai woman from Montana and a discovered model at 13. After a life on the runway a free spirited Tera decided she needed more, a lot more, hence her current adult professional. Via (Slamxhype)
Supreme Tera Patrick Polaroids by Kenneth Cappello
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