Julianne Moore Fronts Talbots’ Spring 2011 Campaign

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Julianne Moore, who signed a deal last fall with Talbots to be the retailer’s spokesperson, has just made her debut in the brand’s Spring 2011 ad campaign. Shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot in New York, the campaign will appear in fashion magazines, store locations and in Talbots’ catalog.

Of the campaign and Moore’s participation in it, Talbots Chief Creative Officer Michael Smaldone said, “We have this lush, traditional setting, and Julianne is in the middle of it. She’s strong, confident, and very modern. And it’s very ethereal and sensual.”

Here’s another image from the campaign.

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