Mood Swing–Featured on the cover of the same issue, Jake Shortall explores the “Melancholic Hill” with Open Lab magazine for an understated and minimalist spread. The Bananas model is shot by Delwin Kamara against a simplified grey background, contrasted against a grave emotion that seeps through the editorial. Styled by TJ Gustave in structured outerwear and fitted suiting separates with some militaristic references, Jake ventures into a dark place accompanied by labels such as 3.1 Phillip Lim, Henrik Vibskov, and Issey Miyake.
Jake Shortall Gets Moody with Open Lab Magazine
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