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Kit Harington Is the World's Hottest Brooder for Jimmy Choo

The one thing these ads need: 100% more abs.
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Kit Harington, Professional Brooder™ and the second best thing about "Game of Thrones" (behind Natalie Dormer, duh), is on his second season as the face of the Jimmy Choo's men's line, and he's just as hot as ever.

WWD got the scoop on the new images, shot by Steven Klein. Harington's signature locks are slicked back for the ads, which feature him brooding behind the wheel of a sports car and sulking on the hood of a sports car. It also stars Ondria Hardin but, really, who cares?

Photo: Jimmy Choo

Photo: Jimmy Choo

There's also a video! You can watch Harington brood and sulk while wearing expensive sneakers. Still no abs though. What gives, you guys?

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