Oliver Cheshire Fronts Superdry’s Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign

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Published March 19, 2013

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Casual Basics–Staged in London, Superdry’s spring/summer 2013 campaign features Select model Oliver Cheshire, captured on a bright and luminous day. Donning the brand’s latest offering, Oliver models with ease, camouflage prints, printed tees, sweatpants and washed denim pieces, enjoying a simple and relaxed wardrobe, designed for a young and active man, who wants to live the spring season with a laid-back attitude.

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