Modern Vintage–It’s a refined kind of elegance, the aspect we can see in this story, lensed by Dimitri Coste, for the French edition of GQ. Approaching formal styles, but with a contemporary twist, mixed with a 50’s inspiration, Coste focuses his lens on models Christopher Michaut (Bananas), Julien Sabaud (Ford Models Europe) and Roger Dupé (MIKAs) to portray a sharp wardrobe, assembled by stylist Samantha Hughes. Clad in two-piece suits, camel coats or checked bomber jackets, the models spend a moment of relaxation, driving a vintage Vespa scooter or sitting in a bar, surrounded by neon lights and countless bottles, or simply enjoying the company of a mysterious red-head.
Christopher Michaut, Julien Sabaud & Roger Dupé Appear in French GQ
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