The Sergei Polunin by Bryan Adams portrait series graces issue #38 of ZOO Magazine. This monochromatic editorial spread shines a light on the world renowned ballet star as he poses, leaps and dances in studio.
Wardrobe stylist Lotta Aspenberg dresses the dancer in logo-adorned looks from a number of top designers that include Kenzo and DKNY along with a slew of others familiar names.
The Sergei Polunin by Bryan Adams portrait series is featured in the latest issue of ZOO magazine. The balett dancer exudes elegance and grace without losing his sense of power and masculinity. Sergei also shows off his intricate and rebellious body art along with an impossibly toned body that rivals that of most professional athletes.
Dynamic Ballet Dancer Editorials
The Sergei Polunin by Bryan Adams Image Series Evokes Power
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