Saturday Afternoon–Models Richard Kranzin (Mega Model Agency), Aurel Mertz (IZAIO Berlin) and Jan Philip Zuelke (PMA Models) hit the concrete courts for some ball in a relaxed editorial for Sport & Street Magazine. Rocking colorful hairdos that are juxtaposed against the monochrome city of Berlin, the boys are captured by photographer Steeve Beckouet. Stylist Bodo Ernle (Nina Klein) infuses retro punk with sportswear, grunge, and jolting graphics, fitting the boys in a variety of labels such as Carhartt, Cheap Monday, G-Star and Adidas Originals by Jeremy Scott. / Hair and Makeup by Abra Kennedy (Blossom Management) and Christiane Buchholz (Nude Agency).
Richard Kranzin, Aurel Mertz, & Jan Philip Zuelke by Steeve Beckouet for Sport & Street Magazine
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