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H&M Spring 2011 | Essential by Ann-Sofie

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published March 25, 2011

The Right Looks – H&M head designer Ann-Sofie Johansson picks her favorite pieces of the season for the Swedish retailer’s latest lookbook. Featuring Zuzana Gregorova, women get a casual update of essentials ranging from relaxed denim to sharp blazers with art direction by Mikael Kangas. / Photographer – Andreas Larsson










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      • I don’t think Zara has the exclusive rights on white backgrounds and pretty much the most basic face-on photography…

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