Forward-Facing–Decked out in a wardrobe that combines minimal and classic lines, but revisited in a more contemporary way with the use of innovative fabrics and cuts, Brazilian model Evandro Soldati appears before the lens of Greg Swales for this story published in the July issue of Brazilian GQ. Captured in a modern and architectural setting, Evandro is styled by Antonio Branco in brands such as Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and Burberry, defining sleek silhouettes, where black, the non color par excellence, and symbol of elegance, is paired with rich browns, optical white or aubergine nuances.
Evandro Soldati Wears Modern Fashions for Brazilian GQ
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