CHIAROSCURO

Talent Andrea Di Luigi
Photographer Mirko Sperlonga
Art Director Raven Narvaiz
Stylist Andrea Ciccarella
Grooming Chiara Varesi
Talent’s Press office MPuntoComunicazione
Photo Editor Mila Forte

Editor-in-chief Valentina Ilardi

Thanks to Istituto Polacco di Roma

Andrea Ciccarella, Mirko Sperlonga

Covered in total white look, composed by a three-pieces suit and a baroque printed scarf by Junya Watanabe, draws inspiration from the nautical imagery, strenghten by a Borsalino beret and platform boots by Dr. Martens.

The dark embroidered coat and trousers by Yohji Yamamoto battle the light shirt by Dries Van Noten and Borsalino fedora in a decadent, mischievous dispute.

A white trench and brown leather trousers by Tod’s also fail to agree. A sheer shirt by Dries Van Noten can’t smooth the feud. The Nike terry socks and double-buckle derby shoes by Santoni are not helping either.

Into the storm, balance is found in a cloudy trench by VI Valentina Ilardi, layered over a white tank top paired with cargo pants, both by Dries Van Noten. The look is completed by a Borsalino fedora hat.

Shadows themselves are born of those lights illuminating the Emporio Armani total look, featuring a distressed jacket and trousers, paired with a sleeveless knit cardigan.

Right: The drama goes on in a dark handmade mesh polo and trousers by Dolce&Gabbana. The light frayed collar from Yohji Yamamoto’ shirts rises to the bait as do the Nike white socks, distressed by the most classic Santoni’s.

The face-off is settled with an ultra-layered look, composed by a shirt by Tod’s, one by Dolce&Gabbana, and a worker-jacket suit by Versace. The Borsalino cap and Santoni loafers seal the ensemble and the deal.

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