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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 3:57 pm
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Football pundits sign up as models
11 Mar, 7:02 PM
Alan Hansen
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Television football pundits Alan Hansen, Jamie Redknapp and Ian Wright have signed up as models for Marks & Spencer.
The trio are the new faces of the Autograph menswear range.
They will appear in an ad campaign for the spring/summer collection shot by renowned photographer David Bailey.
BBC Match of the Day star and former Liverpool player Hansen is kitted out in a red jumper.
Ian Wright
Full ImageFellow BBC pundit Wright and Sky commentator Redknapp sport smarter looks.
Redknapp said: "I am a huge fan of fashion and football and, having grown up with M&S, I am really pleased to be associated with such a fantastic British brand, especially in a year where all eyes will be on footy for the World Cup.
"Also, to be photographed by David Bailey with my mates Ian and Alan was an unmissable opportunity."
The trio replace comedians Jimmy Carr, Martin Freeman and Bob Mortimer, who modelled the store's tailoring last season.
An M&S spokeswoman said: "With the focus on football this summer, who better to represent Autograph for the forthcoming season? The campaign focuses on the key casualwear pieces which should be an essential part of every man's kit."
M&S sales rose last year, thanks in part to a successful ad campaign starring Sixties icon Twiggy.
Football pundits sign up as models
11 Mar, 7:02 PM
Alan Hansen
Full Imagep {margin:12px 0px 0px 0px;}
Television football pundits Alan Hansen, Jamie Redknapp and Ian Wright have signed up as models for Marks & Spencer.
The trio are the new faces of the Autograph menswear range.
They will appear in an ad campaign for the spring/summer collection shot by renowned photographer David Bailey.
BBC Match of the Day star and former Liverpool player Hansen is kitted out in a red jumper.
Ian Wright
Full ImageFellow BBC pundit Wright and Sky commentator Redknapp sport smarter looks.
Redknapp said: "I am a huge fan of fashion and football and, having grown up with M&S, I am really pleased to be associated with such a fantastic British brand, especially in a year where all eyes will be on footy for the World Cup.
"Also, to be photographed by David Bailey with my mates Ian and Alan was an unmissable opportunity."
The trio replace comedians Jimmy Carr, Martin Freeman and Bob Mortimer, who modelled the store's tailoring last season.
An M&S spokeswoman said: "With the focus on football this summer, who better to represent Autograph for the forthcoming season? The campaign focuses on the key casualwear pieces which should be an essential part of every man's kit."
M&S sales rose last year, thanks in part to a successful ad campaign starring Sixties icon Twiggy.