Kristen Stewart wears monochrome playsuit as she starts the Twilight promo tour

 Despite reuniting with boyfriend Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart is having to go it alone on the Japanese leg of the Twilight promo tour.

While he promotes Twilight: Break Dawn Part 2, the final installment of the vampire saga in Australia, Kristen is in Tokyo doing her bit for the film franchise.

Looking fresh-faced and in good spirits, the US actress posed for photos on the red carpet at Kumamo Shrine on Wednesday, wearing a short, checked playsuit.

The star's Louis Vuitton playsuit showed off her long, slim legs, accentuated by a pair of towering black heels.

Wearing her hair long and tousled, the actress made sure that she maintained her gungy image, pairing black nail polish with smoky black eyes.

She might not be known for her constant smiles, but Kristen couldn't wipe the grin off her face as she posed for photos at the fan event.

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Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel Wedding Photos Sold To People Magazine @ huffingtonpost.com

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel were showered with wedding gifts when they said "I do" on Friday in Italy. However, the biggest wedding gift came from People magazine, which paid the couple $300,000 for exclusive images and interviews.

“The celebrity market is in a recession too, and A-list stars are no longer getting millions for wedding pictures,” one weekly magazine editor tells me. “In this market, $300,000 is a good price. Plus, that is only for U.S. rights, so they will also make money from selling them to other countries.”

People magazine has been advertising the exclusive all week on its website, potentially hoping the deal will increase sales in a declining market.

To put the $300,000 in perspective, the Daily Mail reported that Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas' 2000 nuptials sold to OK! for $1 million. Anna Nicole Smith and Howard Stern's 2006 commitment ceremony sold for $1 million as well,according to Forbes. Forbes also reported that one of the highest amounts went to Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher in 2005 -- $3 million from OK! magazine.