Frida Gustavsson by Andreas Sjodin for H&M Magazine Winter 2010

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published November 26, 2010

Frida Gustavsson and Andreas Sjodin are the Swedish dream team when it comes to photographer and model pairings. From Elle to Bon and now most recently, H&M Magazine, Frida and Andreas create editorial gold. Styled by Naomi Itkes, Frida sports playful looks for the winter with layering and pops of color.









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13 thoughts on “Frida Gustavsson by Andreas Sjodin for H&M Magazine Winter 2010”

  1. H&M always has such great campaign and magazine spreads. Unfortunately when you go into the stores the clothing looks nothing like it was photographed. Much like many stores.

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