Get inspired for the colder months with the Samuji Fall/Winter 2013 lookbook.
The Finnish label enlisted model Kirsi Pyrhonen to somberly show off the brand's latest collection. Seen slumping and lying on the bed or blankly standing around in a contemporary clean lined house with a melancholy expression, the mood the model gives off mimics the winter blues that tends to occur during the dreary months. Despite the less than happy vibe, the clothes are still exquisitely highlighted and showcase the thick fabrics and layering necessary to fend from the cold. Some notable highlights include the bell bottom polka dot pants and the floor length cape jacket.
Though it may be a long while away, it is never too late to start planning for next winter season with the help of the Samuji Fall/Winter 2013 lookbook.
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Samuji Fall/Winter Highlights the Winter Blues with Exquisite Clothes
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