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Diesel Denim S/S 2015 Lookbook

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Jhanelle Castillo by Joseph Lally for Out Magazine

Get up from your chair and clap, our beloved friend Jhanelle...

Josh Owens by Rick Day

#HappyHumpDay The spectacular American sexy model, Josh Owens, heats up our screens with this set shot by...

Diesel Spring/Summer 2015 Campaign

Resounding a clear siren for tolerance, equality and unconditional love, Diesel launches its Spring/Summer 2015 advertising campaign. Conceived...

Diesel Pre-Spring 2015

Diesel Pre-Spring 2015 Ph: Danielle Levitt Styling: Nicola Formichetti

Diesel Fall/Winter 2014 Campaign

The ‘Neo-neoclassic campaign’ is a pop amalgam of the classical, the digital and the real. Marking the beginning of...
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