There is no reason to believe that actor Jeremy Irvine played no part in influencing the theme of the Call in the Cavalry photo spread. Although he is seen here posing opposite model Arizona Muse, he will soon be appearing in theatres in Steven Spielberg-directed movie 'War Horse,' opposite a co-star of a completely different kind.
Set against the lush backdrop of wartime England, the Call in the Cavalry photo spread unfolds as a historical love story. Photographed by David Sims and styled by Grace Coddington, Irvine is dressed in army fatigue while Muse is decked out in dramatic gowns provided by Alexander McQueen, Marc Jacobs, Miu Miu and others.
The Call in the Cavalry photo spread can be seen in the November 2011 issue of Vogue US.
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The Call in the Cavalry Spread Stars War Horse's Jeremy Irvine
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