Daniel Hamaj & William Gajanw by Greg Vaughan for Gilbert + Lewis Fall/Winter 2012

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Published March 15, 2012

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Fall Inkling–Request models Daniel Hamaj and William Gajanw step into the studio for an early look at Gilbert + Lewis’ fall/winter 2012 collection. Photographed by Greg Vaughan, the infectious pair are clad in workerswear-inspired garments, infused with a subtle humor by way of contemporary staples of a casual nature.

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