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Model Vakare Steputyte walking three dogs on leashes outdoors wearing a black mini dress and leopard print heels.
Blonde woman wearing a black off-the-shoulder top and embellished skirt seated with a borzoi dog on a tiled floor.
Model standing on a moving escalator holding a golden retriever puppy while carrying a pink fluffy handbag.
Model Vakare Steputyte in dark flared jeans, knit sweater, and blue heels sits on outdoor stone stairs holding two puppies.
Blonde female model in a black off-the-shoulder outfit walking a white bull terrier against a stone wall
Model Vakare Steputyte walking three dogs on leashes outdoors wearing a black mini dress and leopard print heels.
Blonde woman wearing a black off-the-shoulder top and embellished skirt seated with a borzoi dog on a tiled floor.
Model standing on a moving escalator holding a golden retriever puppy while carrying a pink fluffy handbag.

Blumarine Blumarine PF25 2025

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The Blumarine PF25 fashion campaign channels a candid, high-contrast aesthetic through a series of editorial portraits. Captured by photographer Priscillia Saada, the series centers on model Vakare Steputyte in a variety of urban and transit-adjacent settings, punctuated by the inclusion of various dog breeds. The visual language leans into a mix of Y2K influences and clean, commercial framing, often utilizing hard light and deep shadows to accentuate the textures of the collection's knitwear and sequined details. Fashion styling by Rocco Collazzo emphasizes a cohesive, dark-toned wardrobe, while hair styling by Yuri Napolitano maintains a precise, editorial finish throughout. The imagery frequently employs natural light to bridge the gap between structured architectural backdrops—such as mosaic tilework and glass-walled transit hubs—and the more intimate, playful interactions between the talent and her canine counterparts.

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