Amazon Fashion has appointed model, Barbara Palvin for its Autumn/Winter 2016 (AW16) print campaign. Barbara will feature in Amazon Fashion's print advertising and social media campaign across Europe, and the items worn by Barbara will be available to buy from Amazon.co.uk from 29th September.

Barbara visited Amazon's state of the art European Fashion Photography Studio in Shoreditch, East London, to shoot the campaign with photographer Cass Bird and and i-D magazine's Fashion Editor, Julia Sarr-Jamois. She modelled her favourite pieces for AW16, which include a Filippa K button leather A-line skirt, Paul & Joe ruffle shirt, Gestuz knitted long sleeve dress and Champion reverse weave sweat dress, to name a few.

"Barbara is a great advocate for our ‘Don't look like me, look like you' campaign. She has lots of energy and a fresh style, that shines off the page and in our video", said Juliet Warkentin, Marketing Director, Amazon Fashion Europe.

"I'm delighted to be working with Amazon Fashion", said Barbara. "I think the meaning behind the campaign strapline is really important, and it's about embracing being an individual and encouraging personal expression through fashion, so I am thrilled to be part of Amazon Fashion's Autumn/Winter 16 campaign."

Customers ordering fashion sold by Amazon.co.uk enjoy free returns and a wide range of convenient delivery options including unlimited one-day delivery for Amazon Prime members.

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NOTES TO EDITOR

Amazon's European Fashion Business
Amazon sells a wide range of collections from Internationally loved fashion brands across its five European websites - www.amazon.co.uk/fashion, www.amazon.de/fashion, www.amazon.fr/mode, www.amazon.it/moda, www.amazon.es/moda, and BuyVIP (an Amazon brand) www.buyvip.com.  

Amazon Fashion Social media (EU)
Instagram @amazonfashionEU
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmazonFashionEU
YouTube: www.youtube.com/amazonfashioneu

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