‘The Passenger’ Out magazine editorial is featured in the publication’s April 2012 issue. Shining a spotlight on rugged, voyage-ready selects, this bold menswear editorial is a contemporary take on classic traveler-inspired menswear.
Impeccably layered and fit for a gentleman, this alluring editorial stars model Mathias Bergh who is captured by the lens of famed fashion photographer Giampaolo Sgura. Clad in a neutral palette of earthy and creamy khaki tones, the model is a vision in smartly paired ensembles fit for an explorer.
Outfitted by stylist Grant Woolhead, Mathias wears easy outerwear, sophisticated shirting and relaxed knits. Layered and accessorized to perfection, the model showcases textured styles, rich in character and personality. ‘The Passenger’ Out magazine editorial fuses aesthetics with function, presenting a bold take on a classic world traveler aesthetic.
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The Passenger Out Magazine Editorial is Rugged and Manly
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Industry Implications
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