Camper Launches New Kobarah Campaign [PHOTOS]

Renan Botelho
·1-min read

Camper’s Kobarah campaign was shot in Paris by photographer Kito Muñoz. The campaign, which promotes the brand’s spring 2024 collection, centers around a diverse group of young, street-cast models. See photos below.

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