Mark Cox by David Slijper | Z Zegna Spring/Summer 2010 Campaign

The Fashionisto

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Published January 19, 2010

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Updated January 17, 2015

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Photographed by David Slijper for Z Zegna’s spring 2010 campaign, Mark Cox lands his second starring gig for the season. Taking on the range’s attempt at light suiting, Mark eases into the appropriate role, but the dark sterile setting may be a little too stagnant for the spring season.

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