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WOUTER PEELEN BY GIAMPAOLO SGURA FOR TRANDS F/W 2014

on August 29, 2015

Andrea Tenerani Dutch model FW2014/2015 Giampaolo Sgura men's style Menswear Trands Wouter Peelen

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GQ Style China "Storm"

on October 25, 2013

Chris Bunn Dominik Bauer fashion photography Giampaolo Sgura GQ Style men's style Menswear photographer

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Olivia Wilde by Giampaolo Sgura for InStyle US August 2013

on July 21, 2013

August 2013 fashion fashion photography Giampaolo Sgura InStyle US Olivia Wilde

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Emily Didonato by Giampaolo Sgura for Vogue Spain

on July 13, 2013

Emily Didonato fashion photography Giampaolo Sgura SS2013 Vogue Spain Womenswear

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Ymre Stiekema for Vogue Spain 2012

on July 02, 2013

fashion photography Giampaolo Sgura photographer Vogue Spain 2012 Womenswear Ymre Stiekema

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Aymeline Valade by Giampaolo Sgura in Vogue Paris June/July 2013

on June 08, 2013

Aymeline Valade fashion photography Giampaolo Sgura June/July 2013 photographer Vogue Paris

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