Burberry goes for Swinging Sixties look with new ad campaign
Apparel giant Burberry has debuted a new advertising campaign for its Autumn Winter 2011 collection inspired by British portraits and Sixties-era ads featuring top model Jean Shrimpton.
Apparel giant Burberry has debuted a new advertising campaign for its Autumn Winter 2011 collection inspired by British portraits and Sixties-era ads featuring top model Jean Shrimpton.
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