Fifth Avenue Style-After appearing in Massimo Dutti’s fall 2014 equestrian lookbook and hot on the heels of the fashion label’s New York City campaign, model Andrew Cooper models the collection’s limited edition looks. The 689 5th Avenue Collection represents Massimo Dutti’s luxurious take on the “Manhattan Dress Code”. Here, the brand achieves urban elegance with the blending of a neutral color palette and essentials with a sharp tailored silhouette. Mirroring the sophistication of an Upper East Side lifestyle, less is more as a fine selection of knit cardigans, sleek dress shirts, slim-cut trousers, leather footwear, cashmere sweaters and more come together for a phenomenal outing.
Andrew Cooper Models Limited Edition Styles from Massimo Dutti Fall 2014 5th Avenue Collection
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