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Stylist Tsuyoshi Noguchi tackles light spring layers for the April 2010 issue of Dazed & Confused Japan. With a penchant for black, it is no surprise that Ann Demeulemeester and Comme des Garçons factor in significantly. Embracing the mood of the garments, Thomas Penfound sits for photographer Ben Toms, who manages to capture a certain innocence alongside a hint of a mischievous nature.
Enveloped by darkness and mystique, English model Daniel Hicks stars in photographer Rrosemary’s most recent editorial for Dazed & Confused Japan. Turning to fashion’s rebellious designers, Tsuyoshi Noguchi outfits Daniel in seductive garments from the likes of Riccardo Tisci’s Givenchy and Raf Simons.
Sean & Seng capture a moody spring for the latest issue of Dazed & Confused. Working with Robbie Spencer, a variety of sets and finishing techniques breathe life into an editorial that houses many layers. Featuring Thomas Penfound, Daniel Lock and Jonas (MandP), the dark editorial reveals an innocent look at select pieces from thoughtful designers that include the likes of Ann Demeulemeester and Raf Simons.
Cameron Smith shares a shot of Henry Holland completed for Dazed & Confused Japan
An impromptu studio setting houses the latest work of photographer Keisuke Nagoshi. With an editorial focused on the wonders of leather, Dazed & Confused Japan employs stylist Tsuyoshi Noguchi with the task of picking this season’s most dynamic pieces to dress the ideal rebel played by Jamie (Activa).
Embracing a punk aesthetic for one of his most recent published shoots, stylist Robbie Spencer pulls a couple unlikely labels such as Burberry Prorsum to outfit Alex Dunstan and Felix. Appearing in Dazed & Confused Japan, the straight-forward photography of Ben Toms adds another layer to the editorial by appealing to the style of a culture obsessed with street fashion.
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