The 'Paragon Lost' for Derzeit magazine editorial features fashion-forward menswear silhouettes paired with avant-garde accessories. This stunning cover shoot is captured by photographer Thuy Pham who creates a dynamic portrait series with the help of art director Manuel Schibli.
Starring model John is outfitted in whimsical looks that push style boundaries. His daring wardrobe, styled by Sebastiano Ragusa, features a dynamic sense of shape, cut and volume. Bold capes, edgy matador jackets and fringed ensembles are just some of the captivating pieces captured in this avant-garde shoot.
John exudes an undeniable sense of confidence pulling off artful looks from labels like Edmund Ooi, Falke, Steffie Christiaens and others. These bold looks are paired with equally eye-catching accessories that include broom-brush eyebrows, leather face masks, heel-less platforms and pantyhose gloves.
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The Paragon Lost for Derzeit Editorial Features Avant-Garde Accessories
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