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Glass presents a fashion story shot by Paul Farrell and styled by Tanja Martin


AFTER seasons of sportswear tailoring breaks through for summer. Suits in brave new colours cropped and oversized cuts for 2020 are a far cry from the regulation navy and grey work suits of seasons past. Louis Hartley’s pale skin and light hair complement these new pastels and his contemporary look emphasises this change in something traditional reinvented and making a statement for the new decade.

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Model: Louis Hartley

 

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Model: Louis Hartley

 

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Model: Louis Hartley

 

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Model: Louis Hartley

 

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Model: Louis Hartley

 

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Model: Louis Hartley

 

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Model: Louis Hartley

 

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Model: Louis Hartley

 

Photographer: PAUL FARRELL  at ONEREPRESENTS
Stylist: TANJA MARTIN
Grooming: TOMOAKI USUI using BUMBLE AND BUMBLE
Photographic assistant: FISTON LINGO

Model: LOUIS HARTLEY at SELECT MODEL MANAGEMENT

Look 1
Suit, shirt, belt: GUCCI

Look 2
Suit, shirt, roll neck: BALENCIAGA

Look 3
Trousers, shirt: GUCCI

Look 4
Coat, shirt, trousers, stole: SAINT LAURENTBY ANTHONY VACCARELLO

Look 5
Sweater: PRADA at MATCHESFASHION
Jean: CHRISTOPHE LEMAIRE at MATCHESFASHION
Shoes: ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

Look 6
Blazer, trousers: PRADA 
Jumper: JOHN SMEDLEY
Boots: CROCKETT AND JONES

Look 7
Suit: MAISON MARGIELA at MATCHESFASHION
Roll neck: JOHNSTONS OF ELGIN
Trench coat: ALEXANDER MCQUEEN
Boots: CROCKETT AND JONES

Look 8
Suit, shirt: ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

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