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EVISU Fall/Winter 2014 Campaign starring Eniko Mihalik by Terry Richardson

Words By Alec Leach
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EVISU have hooked up with notorious photographer/sex pest Terry Richardson and Hungarian beauty Eniko Mihalik for their Fall/Winter 2014 campaign. Photographed in trademark Richardson style (and trademark Richardson sleaziness), the shoot sees the duo romp around in the Japanese brand's latest garb, in what seems like a fairly calculated maneuver considering Richardson's controversial status and the brand's fluctuating relevance. Having said that, a dig around in the Highsnob archives has unearthed an obscure collab with everyone's favorite minimalist sneaker brand Common Projects from 2010 - back when the luxe brand's beautiful creations cost a mere $150.

Keep an eye out for EVISU's latest collection when it hits retailers worldwide.

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