Arizona Muse And Her Amazing Eyebrows Feature In G-Star's New Campaign

She charged the catwalks in 2010, posed up a storm for YSL and was named as Estee Lauder's spokesmodel earlier this year - and now Arizona Muse has another fab credential to add to her CV. Yep, during Berlin Fashion Week yesterday, G-Star revealed that their new, err, muse is the New Mexico model and the lady herself was there to present it. 'I have seen the G-Star advertising campaigns before and they’re all really cool,' Arizona said of her new role. 'I love how they’re RAW.' As do we.

And, surprise surprise, the latest campaign is just as cool. Check out the gallery above to see Arizona presenting the mean 'n' moody images for Autumn / Winter 2012 while she was in the German capital. Shot once again by photographer Anton Corbijn, they see the model moum working a mullet-esque hair-do, the brand's edgy denim pieces and one fierce gaze.

Plus: not only are we treated to Arizona posing up a storm in the campaign but Caleb Landry Jones also makes a starring appearance. You may recognise the actor from Hollywood blockbusters including X-Men: First Class and Contraband (nah, us neither), but we have to say: he is rather dishy. In fact, Caleb has just shot the film Byzantium alongside former G-Star campaign star, Gemma Arterton. What a small world!

Shubhankar Ray, Global Brand Director of G-Star, had this to say about the collaboration with Arizona: 'We are proud to work with Arizona Muse; she has become her name being today’s muse of fashion. With her stand out presence and distinctive look, we felt she was a raw and real character to feature in our new campaign.' Cheers to that!

As for those infamous eyebrows, Arizona tells The Cut that she keeps them so perfect by keeping them au natural. 'I don't have to do a lot to my eyebrows,' she says. 'My mom always told me not to pluck them, which is great advice.' Grr, some girls have all the luck!

So with another campaign under her belt, that fab haircut, the fabbest name and even fabber brows, the future's certainly bright for Ms Muse. Is it any wonder Anna Wintour hailed as The New Linda Evangelista? Well, exactly.