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Billboard photos #2: There is a “hole” in the model’s head

Roberto Cavalli model autumn 2008 by you.

Model on Roberto Cavalli poster. Taken not far from Bodega Sochaux in Antwerp on 09/04/2008 at 18:51:58.

There is a “hole” in the model’s head due to the billboard reflection.

See Billboard photos #1

This entry was posted in advertising, art, eye candy, fashion, photography, visual culture on September 9, 2008 by jahsonic.

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