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CELEBRITIES > STAR STYLE > What would Russo do? Date posted: 31st May 2011

What would Russo do?

Ben Taylor

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Fresh from winning the quota required to enter the 2012 Olympics, Italy’s boxing, acting, suit-wearing Clemente Russo packs a punch during his new photoshoot.

Who ever said multi-tasking was a skill that men don’t have had better read on as Italy’s Russo isn’t just a one trick pony. This guy can act, look sharp in a suit and can box his way to victory. Oh, and he can wear some mighty fine Dolce&Gabbana boxing gear and look rather handsome too.

 Clemente Russo wearing Dolce&Gabbana

His starring role in Guiseppe Gagliardi’s “Tatanka” has scored him a fan-base that stretches beyond the boxing crowd that cheers him on through his sporting achievements and when this sports machine gets in front of the camera he makes the whole world pay attention.

 Clemente Russo wearing Dolce&Gabbana

This multi-tasking talented man is a force to reckoned with in and out of the ring and he is one to watch at the 2012 Olympics. So men, next time you feel that your partner/boss/friend asks you to do too much, take a moment to yourself and think: “What would Russo do?”

  

Photography - Mariano Vivanco. 

Tags: Dolce&Gabbana Stefano Gabbana Domenico Dolce Dolce&Gabbana Menswear Boxing Clemente Russo Olympics 2012 Milan
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