Shaun DeWet in ‘Miami Vice’ for GQ Japan

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Published January 25, 2013

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Miami Vice–South African model Shaun DeWet hits Miami for a retro-inspired spread for the latest edition of GQ Japan. Photographed by Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca with styling by Jacky Tam, Shaun is ready for a relaxed spring season in suiting looks from Brioni, Alexander McQueen and more.


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