City Style–After gracing August Man Malaysia’s iPad edition covers, actor Zachary Quinto reunites with photographer Chiun-Kai Shih and stylist Marcus Teo to appear in the magazine’s cover story. Captured in New York City in a bright and luminous day, the Star Trek actor showcases an array of styles where formal dressing blends with more casual and soft suggestions, like cashmere sweaters or basic tees. Lounging in a modern flat, or posing surrounded by glasses that reflect his silhouette and New York City’s landscape, Zachary lends his figure for a series of images that accompany a revealing interview. / Creative direction by Melvin Chan. Photography Assistance by Alex Muccilli. Styling assistance by Nick Whitehouse. Grooming by Assumpta Clohessey. Post production by Skin Digital Retouching.
Chiun-Kai Shih Captures Zachary Quinto for August Man Malaysia’s Cover Story
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