(VIDEO) Carlos Alcaraz shows off designer suits in latest clothing collection campaign for Louis Vuitton
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Carlos Alcaraz has appeared in a new video for Louis Vuitton's latest men's clothing collection campaign, where he can be seen wearing designer suits.
The video marks Alcaraz's first clothing campaign for the French luxury brand after he became an ambassador for them in June of this year.
Dressed in tuxedos and suits, the Spaniard struck some artistic poses for photographer Dan Jackson, most of them with athletic connotations. At one point, the world No. 1 imitated hitting a tennis ball with a racket through the empty air.
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The photos were taken at the beautiful Hotel de Maison, a famous 18th-century mansion in Paris.
Louis Vuitton shared a clip of the photography session on their social media with the caption:
"@carlosalcaraz for the Men’s New Formal Collection. Modern tailoring is personified through the House Ambassador, lending his choreographic movement to the Maison’s refined silhouettes."
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Following the photo shoot, Alcaraz expressed his liking for wearing tailored suits in a conversation with Women's Wear Daily.
"As an athlete, it is not every day we get to dress up, but there are special occasions and it feels good to show up looking and feeling great. I think as I have grown up, I definitely have more appreciation for a well-tailored suit," he said.
When asked which suit from the campaign was his favorite, Alcaraz said:
"I think my favorite was the gray suit. It made me feel ready for business."
The two-time Grand Slam champion also spoke a bit about the upcoming US Open, where he will be aiming to defend his title.
"It has been one hell of a journey. To be honest, it still feels like just yesterday we were here in New York. Looking forward to getting back out there in front of the New York crowd," he said.
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