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Glass presents Space Cowboy by photographer Benjamin Tietge and stylist Julia Lurie


THE  shoot entitled Space Cowboy by photograher  Benjamin Tietge and stylist Julia Lurie evolved from the exploration of vintage 1070s cowboy clothing and the idea of the character this created being plucked from his time and dimension into a predominantly empty space where he can only interact with the light.

Stuck in space, riding the light alone in his mind – nebulous.

The fluid androgyny of our model Bertie links to the progressive idea of a more dynamic and open future society instead of the traditional masculine role of cowboy.

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photograph: Benjamin Tietge

 

Photography: BENJAMIN TIETGE
Stylist: JULIA LURIE
Grooming: TIME PATEMAN
Model: BERTIE WALKER from MODELS1

 

Look 1
Cardigan: JOSEPH
Jeans: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE
Boots: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE

Look 2
Shirt: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE

Look 3
Shirt: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE
Pants: COTTWEILER
Boots: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE

Look 4
Shirt: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE

Look 5
Vest: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE

Look 6
Vest: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE
Suit: JOSEPH

Look 7
Cardigan: JOSEPH
Jeans: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE
Boots: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE

Look 8
Blazer: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE

Look 9
Shirt: Stylists own
Blazer: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE

Look 10
Shirt: CONTEMPORARY WARDROBE

 

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