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Armani Exchange Fall 2011 Campaign Preview | Milou Sluis & Barbara di Creddo by Matthew Scrivens

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published July 22, 2011

Our first look at Armani Exchange’s fall 2011 campaign stars Milou Sluis, Barbara di Creddo, River Viiperi and Julian Schratter in a club-like setting. Photographed by Matthew Scrivens and styled by Kate Lanphear, a night on the town awaits the group. / Hair by Neil Moodie. Makeup by Virgina Young. Art direction by Tom Jarrold

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