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Umbro and Kim Jones for Fantastic Man by Josh Rubin
Starting 13 October and running for a month, a series of Polaroids by Behnaz Aram, Gert Jonkers and Kim Jones will be on exhibit at Beneath. The Stockholm based show has been created in collaboration with Kim Jones for Umbro to launch the second issue of the new gentlemen's fashion magazine Fantastic Man and the photographs are created by members of all three parties. The subjects include journalists, musicians, models and others the photographers admire, each clothed in Umbro by Kim Jones.
13 October – 13 November 2005
Beneath, 37 Kronobergsgatan, Stockholm
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