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Saskia de Brauw Hits the Rope for Max Mara’s Fall 2012 Campaign by Mario Sorrenti

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published July 8, 2012

Against the Rope – Saskia de Brauw is tapped as the face of Max Mara’s fall 2012 campaign for the second consecutive season. Mario Sorrenti once again captures the Dutch beauty in an array of the Italian label’s military inspired coats and accessories. Saskia poses in black and white against a piece of rope for a naval themed series of advertisements.










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