PinModel Paul Hameline sports Vetements jeans with leather boots by Balenciaga.
Paul Hameline delivers a punk attitude as he stars in an editorial for Interview magazine. Embracing a raw energy, Paul links up with photographer Steven Klein for the story. Wearing a strong mix of Balenciaga and other labels, Paul is styled by Karl Templer. The notable creative director showcases slim silhouettes, bringing together bolds separates with harnesses, leather, and chains.
PinPaul Hameline wears a Comme des Garçons shirt with a chain, pants, and boots by Balenciaga.
PinChanneling a punk attitude, a shirtless Paul Hameline appears in a shoot for Interview magazine.
PinTapping into a rebellious edge, Paul Hameline rocks a harness and pants by Dior Homme with Balenciaga boots.
PinEmbracing a punk cool, Paul Hameline wears a jacket and pants by Valentino.
PinHeading outdoors, Paul Hameline wears a Comme des Garçons Homme Plus coat with pants and boots by Balenciaga.
PinPaul Hameline goes nude for the pages of Interview magazine.
PinFront and center, Paul Hameline dons a tailored look from Balenciaga.PinKarl Templer outfits Paul Hameline in a vest, pants, and padlock by Louis Vuitton. Paul also wears Balenciaga boots.
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1 thought on “Interview Magazine Goes Punk with Paul Hameline”
Atypically Photogenic. Reminds me of young Cole Mohr; would like to see More, of Both.
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Atypically Photogenic. Reminds me of young Cole Mohr; would like to see More, of Both.