Gen Huismans for United Colors of Benetton “Let’s Move” Fragrance Campaign

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Published May 2, 2012

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Updated April 13, 2015

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Dynamic Exposure–FM model Gen Huismans stars in the new campaign for Let’s Move, the refreshing and aromatic fragrance for men of Italian label United Colors of Benetton. Wearing a blue denim shirt and white trousers, the blond Dutch model also appears in a short backstage video.

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