PinFashionisto Exclusive: Richard wears jacket Bally, sweatshirt Won Hundred, t-shirt Alex Mill, beanie Topman, shorts Armani Exchange and sneakers Santoni.
Photographer Carmelo Donato (Wilhelmina Artists Image) and stylist Tatiana Cinquino (Wilhelmina Artists Image) lead us out of winter with a relaxed exclusive. Tackling an easy wardrobe of modern basics, Soul Artist Management model Richard Lima is front and center. Captured relaxing indoors and out for a stroll of leisure, Richard is unassuming. Donning a wardrobe of essentials, Richard is photographed in fashions from the likes of Dolce & Gabbana, Topman and Won Hundred. / Grooming by Isaac Davidson (Wilhelmina Artists Image) using Oribe Hair Care. Prop styling by Erin Lark Gray. Production by Rick Buske. Layout and graphic design by Fee Kuska.
PinRichard wears striped t-shirt Alex Mill and underwear Calvin Klein.
PinRichard wears beanie Topman, sneakers Salvatore Ferragamo, bag and watch Skagen, jacket, t-shirt, belt and trousers Hermes.PinLeft: Richard wears leather coat Bally, shirt Dolce & Gabbana, overalls Topman and sneakers Santoni. Right: Richard wears all clothes Salvatore Ferragamo and watch Skagen.PinLeft: Richard wears sweatshirt Diesel and denim jeans Dolce & Gabbana. Right: Richard wears all clothes Salvatore Ferragamo and watch Skagen.PinRichard wears sweatshirt Won Hundred, t-shirt Topman, denim jeans Ernest Sewn, watch Skagen and bag The Cambridge Satchel Company.PinLeft: Richard wears beanie Topman, short-sleeve shirt Bespoken and sweatshirt Won Hundred. Right: Richard wears sweatshirt Won Hundred, t-shirt Topman, denim jeans Ernest Sewn and watch Skagen.PinLeft: Richard wears sweatshirt Issey Miyake, t-shirt Topman and shorts Alex Mill. Right: Richard wears sweatshirt Diesel and shorts Issey Miyake.PinRichard wears all clothes Dolce & Gabbana and watch Skagen.
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