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Jason Morgan covers the Fall issue of “The Look” Magazine

American model Jason Morgan covers the Fall issue of “The Look” Magazine and stars in its cover story shot by fashion photographer Marcel Gonzaelz-Ortizwith with British model Tom Warren. The two models wear a selection of pieces from the latest collections of notable labels put together by stylist Kathrin Zobel.
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Hackett London Fall/Winter 2013

Hackett London, the luxury British menswear showed a classic collection for Fall/Winter 2013 inspired by the tradition of formal evening featuring lots of double-breasted jackets...
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