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Acting as both art director and stylist, Kazuya Goan thinks outside the box and the results are postively stunning. Working with accessories and several hair pieces, Goan gives Harry Wakefield ample opportunity to be both edgy and refined. Capturing the wide array of emotion is Takahiro Ogawa, whose minimal eye serves to enhance the shoot.
Describing Alex Dunstan’s most recent editorial as dark and moody would be an understatement. Photographed by JM Ferrater, Alex appears in his second consecutive issue of Metal magazine. Styled by Ana de Gregorio, he models clothes from Diesel Black Gold’s upcoming spring collection.
José Manuel Ferrater had the opportunity to shoot Ash Stymest for the last issue of Metal magazine and this time around, he moves on to Luke Worrall. Wearing a long side swept bang that brings images of Jethro Cave to mind, Luke coasts against a moody environment where shapes are dramatic and white reigns supreme.
A model on the rise, Alex Dunstan joins Jake Cooper and Louis Gage for stylist Santi Rodríguez’s take on fall garments from brands as established as Prada, as well as the recent outings of labels like the London-based Sibling. Photographed by Leon Mark, the trio get serious for the Polaroid treatment.
Styling Adrien Brunier, Arthur Devalbray, Julien Landais and Mathias Bilien, Laurent Dombrowicz visits strong numbers from a varied selection of designers that range from Diesel Black Gold to Rick Owens and John Galliano. Charged with photography, Remi Lamandé takes us on a journey that is both playful and dark.
If possible, Ash Stymest appears younger than he already is in his latest stint for Metal magazine. Photographed by JM Ferrater and styled by Ana de Gregorio, Ash lives up to his edgy image, easily transitioning from a simple denim vest to daring skirts.
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