Photos by Simone Battistoni Styling by Stefano Spinetta
PinFashionisto Exclusive: Alejandro Ravven and Omar Fall photographed by Simone Battistoni Left: Alejandro wears three-piece tuxedo, shirt, and tie Corneliani. Right: Omar wears hat Borsalino, three-piece tuxedo, shirt, and tie Corneliani.
Models Alejandro Ravven (Independent Management) and Omar Fall (I Love Models Management) embrace a jazzy state of mind for our new exclusive. The models link up with photographer Simone Battistoni and stylist Stefano Spinetta for a throwback of an outing. Bringing to mind 1950s and 60s style, the pair draws from dapper inspirations. Picking up the trumpet, the models impress in a dashing wardrobe. Going sartorial, Alejandro and Omar don fine suits and accessories. Assisted by Giulia Pardi, Spinetta curates a selection that includes brands such as Corneliani and Ermenegildo Zegna Couture.
PinOmar wears double-breasted suit, shirt, and tie Ermenegildo Zegna Couture.PinLeft: Omar wears glasses Fielmann, hat Borsalino, two-button suit, shirt, tie, and shoes Salvatore Ferragamo. Right: Alejandro wears trench Salvatore Santoro, shoes Church’s, two-button suit, shirt, and tie Salvatore Ferragamo.PinAlejandro wears two-button suit Luigi Bianchi Mantova, shirt Salvatore Ferragamo, tie and pocket square Ermenegildo Zegna.PinOmar wears hat Borsalino, shirt, tie, and two-button suit Ermenegildo Zegna Couture.PinAlejandro wears two-button tuxedo Lardini and turtleneck Loro Piana.PinLeft: Omar wears trench Corneliani, hat Borsalino, shirt, and tie Corneliani. Right: Alejandro wears trench Luigi Bianchi Mantova and sunglasses Salvatore Ferragamo.PinOmar wears two-button tuxedo and turtleneck Trussardi.PinAlejandro wears trench Allegri, two-button suit Lardini, shirt Ermenegildo Zegna, tie Salvatore Ferragamo, and shoes Church’s.
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