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LOS VLADIMIROVICH FALL/WINTER 2015

Los Vladimirovich always noted for its concept and construction as a brand since 2010 are concerned about producing garments that respond to cold and stylistic artistic ideal that has always been faithful.

Los Vladimirovich Fall/Winter 2013 lookbook

  Los Vladimirovich enlists model Cole Mohr for their fall/winter 2013 look book, shot by photographer Carlos Alvarez. For the new season, Los Vladimirovich looks to...

Los Vladimirovich 난 바쁜, 너무 바빠 (Im busy, too busy) Spring/Summer 2013

난 바쁜, 너무 바빠 (Im busy, too busy) is the Los Vladimirovich new collection for Spring/Summer 2013 with Yuri Pleskun. (I’m Busy) is a collection, that reflects his own name,...
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