New Perspective-Dressed in garments from prestigious labels such as Viktor & Rolf and Jil Sander, model Reid Rohling (Fusion) graces the pages of RedMilk magazine, appearing before the lens of photographer Craig Salmon. For the story, stylist Annett Monheim assembles a wardrobe focused on the pureness of lines, alternated by structured and almost sculpted shapes with a vintage vibe, revisited in a current way. Pinstriped numbers, leather jackets, ribbed sweaters and slim coats alternate in the story, creating a new definition of contemporary menswear. / Grooming by Katsumi Matsuo.
Reid Rohling Models Contemporary Fashions for RedMilk
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