The Free People February 2013 catalog portrays the perfect romantic tone just in time for Valentine's Day. The tale of how boy meets girl is never boring, especially to hopeful (or hopeless) romantics, and that is exactly the route this photoshoot and accompanying video, titled Roshambo, takes. It helps that the lookbook stars a familiar face, Christopher Abbott of the hit HBO show 'Girls.'
Starring alongside model Sheila Marquez, the adorably disheveled actor poses in front of photographer Guy Aroch’s lens. The whirlwind love story is set in Brooklyn and begins with a game of roshambo, which is more commonly known as rock-paper-scissors. Clad in casually chic outfits that the fashion label is known for, the Free People February 2013 catalog will greatly inspire spring style.
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The Free People February 2013 Catalog Stars Actor Christopher Abbott
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