Julia Dunstall by Alexander Neumann for Vogue Hombre S/S 2011

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published June 6, 2011

Miami Vintage – In front of Alexander Neumann’s lens, Julia Dunstall cozies up with Andres Velencoso Segura for the spring cover shoot of Vogue Hombre. Taking to a retro-fitted Miami, the pair sports colorful pieces from Prada, Vera Wang, Bottega Veneta and others styled by fashion editor Danny Santiago.






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20 thoughts on “Julia Dunstall by Alexander Neumann for Vogue Hombre S/S 2011”

  1. It’s Vogue and her shoes are from Zara…interesting
    I am definitely not impressed by photos nor by styling. Too little effort for Vogue 

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