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Dressing Like the Dickens: Edie Campbell Riffs on Oliver Twist

Model Edie Campbell and a ragtag cast of characters riff on Oliver Twist to tell the story of this season’s disheveled splendor.
Dickens
“Bleak, dark, and piercing cold, it was a night for the well-housed and fed to draw round the bright fire and thank God they were at home.” J.Crew wool blazer ($350) and schoolboy pants ($250); jcrew.com. Dries Van Noten cotton shirt ($415) and oxfords; shirt at Jack Straw, Seattle. Patricia Underwood newsboy cap. Charvet pocket square worn as a scarf.Photographed by Tim Walker, Vogue, December 2013

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Photographed by Tim Walker, Vogue, December 2013
The Artful Dodger
“He was, altogether, as roystering and swaggering a young gentleman as ever stood four feet six.” Campbell wears a Thom Browne.New York banker-striped wool jacket ($1,820), and trousers ($1,100); Thom Browne, New York, NYC. Stephen Jones Millinery hat. Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington Ribbon ties throughout created by Julien d’Ys. Costumes by De Rien, London.

Model Edie Campbell and a ragtag cast of characters riff on Oliver Twist to tell the story of this season’s disheveled splendor.

Read the December cover story featuring Jessica Chastain, Madonna Badger s reflection on how to keep going after the unimaginable happens, see Kate Moss and Chiwetel Ejiofor in urban resort looks, and take a look at Bling Rings Worn by London’s It Girls.

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