Michael Gstoettner Sports an Impressive Retro ‘Do’ in Siviglia’s Fall/Winter 2012 Campaign by Mert & Marcus

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Published June 20, 2012

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Glamour 101–Michael Gstoettner oozes glamour, appearing in Siviglia’s simple yet polished fall/winter 2012 campaign. Donning a modern wardrobe with great focus on fit, Michael joins Snejana Onopka for the outing, lensed by photography duo Mert & Marcus.

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