Spring Daywear–Photographer Benedikt Renc and stylist Jan Kralicek collaborate for a new story in the April edition of GQ Portugal. Contrasted against a wall of graffiti, sophisticated spring fashions with a modern edge are presented as modeled by Kristof Kralic. From Bottega Veneta to Gucci, these season’s designs are all about the details, refining menswear essentials in the fit and finish department. / Grooming by Adriana Bartosova.
Kristof Kralik Delivers the Unexpected for GQ Portugal
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