Hailee Steinfeld for Miu Miu: More Campaign Images!

Two more images have surfaced on Grazia from Miu Miu's fall campaign starring Hailee Steinfeld and our love affair with this Bruce Weber-lensed campaign continues. She's shown in the same open-air, backwoods setting in two new gorgeous Miu Miu looks--the first a a bit more glam with dramatic floral sleeves and amazing gold sequined shoes--the other a bit simpler with a beige dress and bag and chic black pumps, equally amazing.
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Hailee Steinfeld for Miu Miu: Even More Campaign Images!

Apparently some people are upset that Hailee Steinfeld is just 14-years-old and starring in Miu Miu ads. We don't really get it, given the fact that Steinfeld looks adorable--not to mention, her age--in the photos. Plenty of models under the age of 18 work on big campaigns, and they're often tarted up. Miu Miu's campaigns are not only some of the most tasteful out there, they're also the most compelling. If Steinfeld is deemed old enough to star in movies that work her to the bone and pay her more than what most of us make in a year, then she's old enough to pose in clothes that she loves.

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Hailee Steinfeld On Why She's Not Too Young To Be the Face of Miu Miu

LOS ANGELES--There were dozen of celebs at Tuesday night's Miu Miu party to celebrate the brand's new Noir line of sunglasses, but it was Hailee Steinfeld, the face of the brand and star of that fantastic Bruce Weber lensed-campaign, that sent flashbulbs popping. I caught up with the 14-year-old actress (who spent most of the evening chatting with Tavi Gevinson--new bestie alert?). Steinfeld told us she's "in love" with Miu Miu and feels honored to be repping the label. And as for the transition from acting to print modeling? Turns out it's not so foreign. "It's kind of funny because when I was younger I did a lot of print and then I went more into acting so I had a little deja vu when I went back to it, doing the whole modeling thing again," she said. "I had such an amazing time filming especially working with Bruce Weber." Though the campaign might seem far from controversial--the teen actress is covered up and her poses are hardly suggestive--some critics have taken issue with her age, arguing that she's too young to be the face of a label whose clothes are meant to be worn by and priced for grown ups.