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Bulgaria's tennis star Grigor Dimitrov will appear on the pages of one of the most popular magazines in the world, the American edition of Vogue, in September.
For years, the magazine has been widely considered to be the trendsetter in the world of fashion.
Images from the photo shoot of Dimitrov have been circulating on social networks. Fans are already impatient to get their copy of the fashion bible's September issue, Gong.bg informs.
The photos show a handsome Grigor wearing a negligee-style yet elegant Ralph Lauren suit with a loose bow tie and rolled up trouser legs.
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