Tag: Olivier Rizzo

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032c #27 Winter 14/15 by Willy Vanderperre

Exclusive: Raf Simons on the Internet, Patience, and Fashion’s Serious Fear of Evolution. The winter 2014/15...
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Raf Simons x Fred Perry Spring/Summer 2014

Belgian designer Raf Simons team up with Fred Perry to release a new collection for Spring/Summer 2014. The collection features Fred Perry’s quintessential...
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Dior Homme Fall/Winter 2013-14 campaign

Ben Allen, Jeroen Smits and Victor Nylander front Dior Homme‘s Fall/Winter 2013-14 campaign entitled “The Players“, captured by the...
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Liberty

Clément Chabernaud, Gilles Polet, George Barnett and Rinus Van De Velde,...
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COS Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign

Johnny George fronts the Spring/Summer 2013 campaign of COS, styled by Olivier Rizzo.
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Let sleeping dogs lie

“Let Sleeping Dogs Lie” captured by Willy Vanderperre and styled by Olivier Rizzo for the Spring/Summer 2012 issue of Man About Town magazine.
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