Jae Yoo channels his inner eskimo in the Moncler Gamme Rouge Fall/Winter 2013 campaign. The bundled up model poses outdoors while sporting a patterned fut coat and polarized ski googles from the outerwear label's latest collection.
Jae also poses with a furry costar, a husky puppy who adds an adorable element to the striking advertorial series. Captured by legendary photographer
Steven Meisel of Italian Vogue fame, the Moncler Gamme Rouge Fall/Winter 2013 campaign embodies the brand's signature aesthetic of luxury, comfort and practicality for their loyal consumer.
This winter-ready collection embraces the label's luxe fur-crafted coats and other eskimo-inspired garments that are sure to keep one both warm and glamorous during the harsh and cold months of the upcoming season.
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The Moncler Gamme Rouge Fall/Winter 2013 Campaign is Cozy
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