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Cabana (Numero March 2009)
Posted Mar 18, 2009
Photographed by Pierre Gayte and Luciana Val with breathtaking make-up by artist Odile Gilbert, French magazine Numero transports the D&G SS09 collection from it's inspirational home on the French Riveria to the silent movie screen. We're fans already.
Source & Photo Credit: Numero
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