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Wet suits: Surf style meets high fashion

Surf style meets high fashion, no waves required

Gemma Hayward

Sunday 08 July 2012 00:58 BST

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Styling: Gemma Hayward

Photography: Rhys Frampton

Model: Teresa at Union

Hair: gow tanaka using Paul Mitchell.

Make-up: Adam de Cruz at yumikoto using Chanel S 2012 and Hydra Beauty Serum

Stylist's Assistant: Emma Akbareian

Photographer's Assistants: Rokas Darulis and Andy Picton

Filming and Editing: Daniel Burdett

Retouching: Oliver Ingrouille

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Wet suits: Surf style meets high fashion

Surf style meets high fashion, no waves required