Bart Grein by Jeff Bark for Bullett

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Published April 4, 2011

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Garden Party–Jeff Bark captures Next model Bart Grein in an alluring black and white story for the pages of Bullett magazine. Styled by Holly Su Angray, Bart’s soft and delicate features shine through the dark and romantic atmosphere in oversized tops by Missoni and Obesity & Speed.

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2 thoughts on “Bart Grein by Jeff Bark for Bullett”

  1. Has anyone noticed how emaciated this male model is? Look at the size of this thighs! Frightening! A human clothes hanger for designers that can’t design clothes for human beings. How difficult is it to drape material on a shapeless figure?

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