Harl Mart stars in the Faceless Bastards exclusive editorial for F***** Young! Online. The model channels an effortlessly cool skater as he sports a wardrobe of youthful streetwear staples from edgy label The Coop.
Harl is styled by Ibon Revilla who dresses him in the brand's photo-printed statement tees, kaleidoscopically patterned bomber jackets and textured knitwear pieces.
F****** Young!'s latest editorial exclusive Faceless Bastards is lensed by photographer J. Illa Bonany who captures model Harl Mart in studio. The edgy model sports a young and eccentric wardrobe and channels a skater boy with a love for bright color hues and expressive prints. The daring image series is amplified with colorful double exposures that are created with the help of light shadow image effects.
Colorfully Amplified Editorials
The Faceless Bastards Image Series Features Light Shadow Effects
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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