The Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2013 campaign showcases model Saskis de Brauw. De Brauw takes on a chic, male demeanor here as she sported slicked back hair, black rimmed eye glasses and a host of blazers and pant suits.
De Brauw's masculine appeal was captured by the famed photography duo that is Mert & Marcus. The two released their saturated shots by way of a bright white setting, a backdrop that allowed de Brauw's ensembles to stand out at once. This is of course the effect desired by the Giorgia Armani brand as it is the patterned silk pants, layered party dresses and spotted pieces that stand out above all else. The label's fan base will certainly flock towards this seasonal lot.
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The Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign is Androgynous
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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