Urban Myth-Enlisted by Italian high-end luxury retailer LUISAVIAROMA, model Dylan Hartigan gets ready to showcase some of the standout pieces of the more prestigious fall collections. Captured by photographer Paolo Zerbini, Dylan plays the role of the luxurious rebel, wearing Givenchy’s printed shirts, Vivienne Westwood’s graphic suits jackets or Thom Browne’s wool coats, appearing in a series of outdoor images. Pursuing an ideal of stylish irreverence for the fall season, the Italian retailer selected some of the most eye-catching fashions currently available, focusing the attention on exclusive fits, luxurious fabrics and unforgettable styles. From Diesel Black Gold’s military-inspired shapes to Roberto Cavalli’s wool-blend cardigans, fall season never looked so good. Shop these looks and more at LUISAVIAROMA.com.
Dylan Hartigan is Dangerously Cool for LUISAVIAROMA
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