¡Notición! Take That la imagen de Marks & Spencer

Reformed British pop group TAKE THAT are the new faces of British retail giant Marks + Spencer, according to reports. The band is alleged to have been snapped by acclaimed celebrity photographer Rankin for the high street store's forthcoming advertising campaign, expected to be launched early next month (Oct07). A source tells British newspaper The Mirror, "It's a very clever campaign. An army of female fans have grown up with the band and will want to buy the same clothes for their partners that their idols are promoting."

Marks and Spencer (los famosos almacenes de ropa británicos) han elegido a los chicos para presentar su nueva colección.La campaña de publicidad será simple y fotografiada por el fotógrafo Rankin (anybody knows about him?) Se lanzará en Octubre y se cree que" un ejército de fans que han crecido con la banda querrá comprar las mismas prendas que ellos promocionaran"

Of course I will!!! jajajajajajaa

planificamos viaje para ir a comprar??? yo ya estoy buscando vuelos.

(edito) Telegraph.co.uk

Take That, Britain's most successful boy band, are to be the new faces of Marks & Spencer menswear.

Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Gary Barlow
The 30-something pop stars, who reunited for a sell-out comeback tour last year, have modelled for the chain's new autumn range.
The sequence of photographs, taken two weeks ago in a London studio, show the band members - Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen - both individually and as a group.
Robbie Williams, who is not in the reformed line-up, has not taken part.
The new campaign, shot by photographer Rankin, features the reunited group wearing a variety of looks from the Autograph range.
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The collection will be available in 270 stores around the country. Advertisements start on Oct 4 in newspapers and magazines and on billboards.
In a statement the group said that the retailer's environmental credentials had helped convince them to sign up.
"We were really impressed with the Plan A eco-initiative that M&S launched in January and the commitments the company has made towards greener retailing," the statement read.
M&S will also be the official sponsor of the band's forthcoming Beautiful World tour.
Last year Take That ended a decade of absence with a sell-out tour and a new album, Beautiful World, which went to Number One.
The comeback single Patience landed the group a Brit Award, as well as a Number One single.