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Alternative visions – menswear story by photographer Jay Clark and stylist Lee Holmes


SHOT by photographer Jay Clark and styled by Lee Holmes, these predominantly black and white images capture the symbiotic relationship between fashion and the Surrealism art movement.

Oversized shorts and jackets create an exaggerated silhouette for menswear, while a flash of Schiaparelli pink, named after the Surrealist’s favourite fashion designer, is evocative of the era.

    On the left: Vest and Trousers by Givenchy
On the right: Sunglasses by AMI Photograph: Jay Clark

On the right: Tailored jacket by Paul Smith
On the left: Sweater by Acne Studios. Photograph: Jay Clark

Roll-neck by Raf Simons. Photograph: Jay Clark

 


Shorts by Jil Sander. Photograph: Jay Clark

Oversized shirt by Balenciaga, shorts by Neil Barrett. Photograph: Jay Clark


On the right: Shirt by Marni.
On the left: Shirt by AMI, trousers by Prada, shoes by Yang Li Photograph: Jay Clark

 

Photographer: Jay Clark
Art director: Kate Goode
Stylist: Lee Holmes
Model: Michael Chima @ Next Models
Hair: Fabio Vivan using Modern Hairspray from Sam McKnight
Make up: Shiv Ashman using Suqqu Skincare

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