Shades of Red–Photographed by David Edwards and styled by fashion editor Kenny Ho, British model Thomas Penfound (Models 1) graces the pages of Fashionisto with a fall story focused on Topman Design’s stylish red essentials. Dreaming up a collection for the modern explorer, Topman Design visited the Arctic for their latest foray. Complementing a lineup of stellar separates in clean white and soft creamy hues, the British design house turned to vibrant shades of red and oxblood for the ultimate statement. Reinterpreting an Arctic for the on-trend man of today, oversized and cropped parkas, complete with fur trim make the grade alongside loosely cut trousers and smart classics that include knitwear in boiled wool. / Grooming by Franco Vallelonga @ Era Artist Management using Bioderma and Bumble & Bumble.
Thomas Penfound in Topman Design Fall/Winter 2013 for Fashionisto #8
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