Orient Express-For the September issue of GQ Japan, photographer Shiro Katagiri and stylist Kentaro Takasugi connect with model Tomás Fernández to shoot an itinerant fashion story. Dressed in fall fashions from Prada and Louis Vuitton, the View model embarks on a stylish journey, alternating luxurious coats with more performing and sportswear-inspired designs. The story’s common denominator is the constant presence of luxurious traveling bags, that add a more luxurious twist to Tomás’ adventure. / Hair by Kazuya Matsumoto.
Tomás Fernández Travels in Style for GQ Japan
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