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Vogue December 2014

Photographed by Pennetta Angelo

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Georgia May Jagger has been hailed as a fashion muse and "sorceress" by designer Peter Dundas.

The creative director of Roberto Cavalli says he is inspired by a close group of female friends - including British model Jagger - who he calls his witches "or sorceresses". 

In an interview with PORTER magazine he added: "They’re always brewing something up and I love them to pieces."

The 24-year-old daughter of Rolling Stone Sir Mick Jagger and ex-model Jerry Hall is, Dundas says, the person who best embodies the mood of the fashion house - known for its opulent, decadent designs since it was founded in the Seventies

Dundas cites the model, alongside singers Janis Joplin and Marianne Faithfull and guitarist Jimi Hendrix, as influencing his autumn/winter 2016 collection, which includes maxi dresses and platform boots.

"The story is in her blood,” he said. “She is so authentic, which is important to me, and she is so much fun. If you are next to Georgia May at a dinner you are guaranteed a good night."

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Rimmel - Fresher Skin Campaign (September 2016)

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new Rimmel Moisture Renew

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new Rimmel The Only 1 Matte (Part 2 - 2016)

they are using outtakes from the the first part of this campaign released last year

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