A mani basse

Talent Federico Russo
Photographer Manuele Geromini
Art Director Raven Bonode Narvaiz
Stylist Andrea Ciccarella
Make-up artist Valeria Sera
Photographer’s assistant Karina Bargan
Grey assistant Matteo Bartoloni
Talent’s Press Office Davide Musto
Editor-in-chief Valentina Ilardi

Thanks to Corinthia Rome

Andrea Ciccarella, Federico Russo, Manuele Geromini, Raven Narvaiz

A denim jacket by MOSCHINO conceal his hands and carries the weight of the first encounter, while a STETSON hat softens the line between presence and mystery.

A pastoral motif unfolds across a total jaquard-denim look by VI VALENTINA ILARDI, proving that the strongest statements are often the quietest, hands down.

LEFT: A total denim look by MOSCHINO, completed with a puzzle-piece brooch, a STETSON hat and GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI boots, reveals that strength is never built on excess, but on intention. RIGHT: With intention comes the freedom to break the rules. A checked shirt by DSQUARED2 layered over a T-shirt by SETCHU meets pinstriped trousers by DOLCE&GABBANA, while a BORSALINO bucket hat and GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI lace-ups remind us that elegance belongs to those who rewrite it.

Light does not judge —it reveals. A cream and ivory velvet jacket by DSQUARED2 embraces a pink shirt and rain-effect trousers by MOSCHINO, while DOLCE&GABBANA loafers anchor a moment where reflection becomes awareness.

LEFT: A rain-effect blazer by MOSCHINO echoes the shimmer of sequined trousers in a bathtub that comes in handy, while DSQUARED2 boots and a SETCHU belt finish the look.RIGHT: Nothing needs to be explained anymore. A knit sweater by DSQUARED2 is paired with trousers by SETCHU, while a belt wor as a scarf becomes an effortless gesture rather than an accessory. DOLCE&GABBANA loafers complete a look where ease speaks louder than certainty.

A mohair polo and belt by DOLCE&GABBANA clashes with trousers by SETCHU, leaving behind only a silhouette stripped of excess. Some victories are never claimed. They are simply won, a mani basse.

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