Serge Rigvava and Charlie Westerber star in 'The Lion's Den,' an editorial that shines a light on eclectic menswear staples. The shoot's wardrobe is designer enriched, featuring plaid-printed trousers, fur coats and logo-adorned belts that are elegantly mixed. Photographer Thomas Cooksey captures the feature and works alongside wardrobe stylist Andrew Davis.
Resembling a scene out of a Wes Anderson film, this editorial's backdrop is conceived by set designer Theo Politowicz and boasts floral wallpaper, vintage furniture and other memorable elements.
Hair styling for 'The Lion's Den' is courtesy of Ben Jones who pairs this editorial's eclectic menswear wardrobe with coifs that are boyish and retro in their overall look. The story's chosen fashions include pieces from Vivienne Westwood and Jimmy Choo among other labels.
Eclectic Menswear Editorials
Wonderland Magazine's 'The Lion’s Den' Story References Vintage Style
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