Keith Hernandez & Rutger Derksen Charm for H&M Divided Fall/Winter 2012 Campaign

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Published August 7, 2012

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Updated January 3, 2015

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Youth Ahead–Models Keith Hernandez and Rutger Derksen are photographed by Mark Pillai for H&M’s fall/winter 2012 Divided campaign. Outfitted by stylist Robert Rydberg, the infectious pair buy into a relaxed season, sporting lightweight transitional garments that include striped tees, sleeveless hooded sweatshirts and rinsed denim.

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