Garrett Neff for G2000 | Spring 2010 Campaign & Lookbook

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Published April 15, 2010

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Subscribing to the school of successology, Garrett Neff takes a page from the lap of luxury in the latest campaign from G2000. Relaxing poolside in select pieces from spring’s contemporary range, Garrett takes a moment for himself.

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8 thoughts on “Garrett Neff for G2000 | Spring 2010 Campaign & Lookbook”

  1. G2000 is a HK label. I used to buy a lot of their formal clothes. It is said Derek Lam worked for them for a few years from the late 90s to the beginning of 2000s. They used to have good design and cutting but never did any campaign., Now they invite supermodels including Anja Rubik to shoot campaigns, but their products are not even close to the good things they did before. A true story of internalization of a local brand. What a pity!

  2. G2000 is a HK label. I used to buy a lot of their formal clothes. It is said Derek Lam worked for them for a few years from the late 90s to the beginning of 2000s. They used to have good design and cutting but never did any campaign., Now they invite supermodels including Anja Rubik to shoot campaigns, but their products are not even close to the good things they did before. A true story of internalization of a local brand. What a pity!

  3. G2000 is a HK label. I used to buy a lot of their formal clothes. It is said Derek Lam worked for them for a few years from the late 90s to the beginning of 2000s. They used to have good design and cutting but never did any campaign., Now they invite supermodels including Anja Rubik to shoot campaigns, but their products are not even close to the good things they did before. A true story of internalization of a local brand. What a pity!

  4. G2000 is a HK label. I used to buy a lot of their formal clothes. It is said Derek Lam worked for them for a few years from the late 90s to the beginning of 2000s. They used to have good design and cutting but never did any campaign., Now they invite supermodels including Anja Rubik to shoot campaigns, but their products are not even close to the good things they did before. A true story of internalization of a local brand. What a pity!

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