Justin Passmore Plays it Slim for WWD

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Published January 3, 2013

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Slim Philosophy–Photographed for WWD Men’s Week, Justin Passmore (New York Model Management) dons slim silhouettes. Focusing on lean shirts, smart ties and the occasional blazer, Justin is styled by Alex Badia with photography by Daniel Garriga. / Grooming by Sophalla Ban.


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