This delightful monochromatic editorial for U+Mag is entitled 'Dressed to Kill', and focuses on stylish men's wear for 20-somethings. Model Josué Wiese stars in this playful series. In some shots he flashes braces while smiling, and in other photos he sports more dramatic poses (which is fairly typical of male models).
The fashion featured in this youthful series is equal parts formal, casual and downright bizarre. Some shots showcase dress pants, knitted sweaters and hoodies, while others focus on suits, suspenders and blazers. One of the more unusual outfits photographed in 'Dressed to Kill' pairs a blazer, sweater and tie with spandex shorts. Another peculiar outfit featured in this series incorporates a large-rimmed black hat, a white collared shirt and a shapeless black jacket. This combination makes Wiese look like a nun in training.
This intriguing men's fashion series showcases a number of dapper and odd styles.
Youthful Monochromatic Captures
The 'Dressed to Kill' Editorial for U+Mag Features Josué Wies
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