Emma and Alex Watson Star in the Burberry Spring 2010 Ad Campaign
Marissa Liu — January 5, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: burberry & designscene.net
Harry Potter actress Emma Watson and her brother Alex star in the Burberry Spring 2010 ad campaign. Joined by George Craig, Matt Gilmour and Max Hurd, the siblings make up a youthful cast for the British retailer’s ads.
Mario Testino was behind the lens capturing the Burberry Spring 2010 ad campaign. The ads were shot on location in London and stay true to the brand’s British heritage. Outfits and accessories from Burberry Prorsum, Burberry London and Burberry Brit can be seen in the campaign.
Click through the gallery to see Emma Watson surrounded by a bevy of British male upstarts.
Mario Testino was behind the lens capturing the Burberry Spring 2010 ad campaign. The ads were shot on location in London and stay true to the brand’s British heritage. Outfits and accessories from Burberry Prorsum, Burberry London and Burberry Brit can be seen in the campaign.
Click through the gallery to see Emma Watson surrounded by a bevy of British male upstarts.
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