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We're fairly certain that this is Justin Schneider. The hot images are from the summer 2008 Abercrombie campaign shot by super-photographer Bruce Weber.
(Hey, if a model can get the "super" label, then it's even more fitting to apply it to someone like Weber who has so much to do with making so many models "super".)
More on Justin, so you can judge for yourself.
We're not positive since the models are not identified by LondonCallingLuv.blogspot [you'll get a NSFW warning from Google's blogspot] which kindly supplied these and a few more shots from Weber's latest campaign.
On a related note, the photo at right is from A&F's current campaign. The low rise jeans and especially slipping jeans on the guy in front were just too much for a few mall-moralists in Virginia Beach, Virginia. They convinced authorities there to yank down the huge mural prints of this and another shot from the spring campaign.
After thinking about it for a bit, however, the authorities relented:
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. said Monday that authorities overreacted when they confiscated two display photos of scantily clad men and a woman from a clothing store and cited the manager on a misdemeanor obscenity charge. A city official later said the charge would be dropped.
"The marketing images in question show less skin than you see any summer day at the beach. And certainly less than the plumber working on your kitchen sink," the company, based in New Albany, Ohio, said in a statement.
One photograph showed three shirtless young men, with one man's upper buttocks showing. The other image was of a woman whose breast was mostly exposed, authorities said.
Deputy City Attorney Mark Stiles said the charge would be dropped even though the photos might technically meet the nudity portion of city code that makes it a crime to display "obscene materials in a business that is open to juveniles."
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Apr 01 2008, 02:41 PM