Show stealer Jessica Alba dazzled in a red Dolce & Gabbana dress at the 2009 Campari Calendar launch at La Permanente on Tuesday, December 2, in Milano, Italy. Photo Credit: Venturelli/WireImageDecember 03, 2008, (Sawf News) - Show stealer Jessica Alba dazzled in a red Dolce & Gabbana dress at the 2009 Campari Calendar launch at La Permanente on Tuesday, December 2, in Milano, Italy.
Jessica Alba at the 2009 Campari Calendar launch at La Permanente on Tuesday, December 2, in Milano, Italy. Photo Credit: Venturelli/WireImageThe sleeveless satin dress (spring/summer 2009 collection) with a unique cut had a bow each on the shoulders and a row of jeweled bows on her natural waist.
Jessica Alba at the 2009 Campari Calendar launch at La Permanente on Tuesday, December 2, in Milano, Italy. Photo Credit: Venturelli/WireImageAlba, 27, accessorized with matching Dolce & Gabbana platforms and vintage ruby and diamond earrings and bracelet. Her hair was styled in a neat updo with new blunt bangs. The red lip color rounded off her avant-garde red carpet look perfectly.
Jessica Alba and Campari CEO Bob Kunze-Concewitz at the 2009 Campari Calendar launch at La Permanente on Tuesday, December 2, in Milano, Italy. Photo Credit: Venturelli/WireImageOthers attending the special invitation-only event included Donatella Versace, Allegra Beck, Christian Vieri, Melissa Satta, Nina Moric, Neil Barrett and Alessandro Dell.
Campari celebrates its 10th anniversary with the launch of 2009 Club Campari calendar featuring Jessica Alba. Flaunting her post baby curves wearing swimsuits and evening wear, Alba was photographed by Mario Testino and directed by Jean Paul-Goude.
Distributed in international limited edition of only 9,999 copies, the Campari Calendar is a collectible luxury for the happy few that receive it, and is a tribute to the beautiful women and world class photographers that make it come to life every year. The calendar will be available at the end of the year.
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