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ON THE RIGHT TRACK | KIT Mag Issue #4

ON THE RIGHT TRACK by KIT Mag Issue #4 Lewis Holland Clarke represented by MINT Management NYC and Independent Milano starring this editorial named "On...
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Gant by Michael Bastian Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign

Cory Bond fronts the Spring/Summer 2013 campaign of Gant by Michael Bastian. The collection was inspired by the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.
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Michael Bastian Spring/Summer 2013

  Michael Bastian bring swagger back to American sportswear with the Spring/Summer 2013 collection. “People try to pigeonhole me as preppy. I don’t feel like I’m preppy...
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La Légende de Jimmy

Jon Kortajarena photographed by Sergi Pons and styled by Miguel Arnau for the April 2012 issue of GQ France.
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