With the upcoming release of Mad Max: Fury Road, what better time than now to look to the dystopian future for an inspired fashion editorial? Photographer Nicole Heiniger (SD Mgt) and fashion editor Thiago Ferraz (Agencia AN) do just that for the latest edition of GQ Style Brasil. Hitting the beach in eclectic fashions, model Eric Carvalho is the spread’s lone star as he impresses in spring layers, featuring joggers, knitwear and safari-themed pieces. / Grooming by Helder Rodrigues (Agencia Capa). Fashion assistance by Matheus Pallos.
Eric Carvalho is ‘Mad Max’ for GQ Style Brasil
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