Surprising Contrasts–For the latest issue of DSection, photographer Ivan Muselli leads our eyes in a stylish journey through the most desirable pieces of the spring season, proving the always evolving and versatile spirit of fashion. Stylist Nelly Gonçalves dresses models Andreas Brunnhage (Independent Men) and Yannick Boetzkes (I Love Models Management) in a multifaceted wardrobe, that emphasize fashion’s eclectic attitude, where Givenchy’s religious iconography, Gucci’s vibrant red tones or Calvin Klein Collection’s urban denim pieces, define an aesthetic made of contrasting inspirations, new layerings and great tailoring. Directed by Antonio R Muci, the boys also appear in a short video that shows us spring fashion in motion. / Grooming by Claudia Malavasi.
Andreas Brunnhage & Yannick Boetzkes Sport Spring Designs for DSection
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