Connecting with photographer Jolijn Snijders in 2009 for the seventeenth issue of Spanish magazine Metal, models Douglas Neitzke and Keith Browning brought a quirky energy to the photo studio. Styled by Matthieu Pabiot in formal fashions with a twist, Douglas and Keith showed a rebellious attitude, mixing traditional staples with then current it pieces.
TBT: Douglas Neitzke & Keith Browning Rock Rebellious Formal Styles for Metal #17
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