David Beckham Shows Armani He Has Balls
lourdes sanchez bayas — February 7, 2009 — Naughty
References: emporioarmani & beautyconfessional.net
Emporio Armani has released another wave of shots of former soccer superstar-turned-model David Beckham as part of Armani’s 2009 menswear campaign.
The print ads, which were shot in black and white, follow right behind a sizzling and tantalizing collection of photos that were recently released by Armani.
In the two chiaroscuro stills, a solemn but ripped Beckham is lying on a bed wearing nothing but gray briefs; the other photo displays the soccer player standing against a mirror with the same somber appearance.
Note: only the first three images are part of this story.
The print ads, which were shot in black and white, follow right behind a sizzling and tantalizing collection of photos that were recently released by Armani.
In the two chiaroscuro stills, a solemn but ripped Beckham is lying on a bed wearing nothing but gray briefs; the other photo displays the soccer player standing against a mirror with the same somber appearance.
Note: only the first three images are part of this story.
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