Back to White-After many editorials focused on vibrant and saturated spring colors, this new story, lensed by Michael Schwartz for Tush’s latest issue, seems like a breath of fresh air. The reason is quite simple, because the whole story is built around the non-color par excellence: white. Worn by VNY model Simon Van Meervenne, the all-white wardrobe he’s wearing, assembled by David Gomez-Villamediana, is an extra demonstration that even if it’s a classic and timeless shade, white can never get monotonous or predictable. / Hair by Danielle Priano. Makeup by Carolina Dalì.
Simon Van Meervenne Models White Designs for Tush
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