No Road is Long with Good Company–Joining Sam Rollinson in a shoot for British fashion magazine i-D, model Jacob Morton is photographed by Richard Bush (Trouble Management). Coupling for near candid story shot in New York City, Jacob wears fall pieces from KRISVANASSCHE, Louis Vuitton and other luxury labels as styled by Sarah Richardson. / Hair by Chi Wong at Julian Watson. Makeup by Kirstin Piggott at Julian Watson.
Jacob Morton Goes Retro for i-D
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