Brad Kroenig Fronts Brothers’ Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign

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Published June 11, 2013

Brad’s Stylish Moment–For its spring/summer 2013 advertising campaign, Swedish label Brothers cast Karl Lagerfeld’s longtime male muse, Ford New York model Brad Kroenig. Captured by the brand’s regular collaborator, photographer Tobias Lundkvist, Brad definitely exudes modern refinement in the brand’s summer designs, donning sharp sartorial suits or more laid-back styles that never renounce to a dose of great style.


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