Model in an ornate embroidered velvet jacket with faux fur trim and a white scarf against a seamless grey backdrop.

Model wearing a structured brown checkered coat with a high collar against a grey background

Model wearing a monogram leather jacket with a matching backpack for HERO Magazine photographed by Davey Sutton.

Model in grey blazer and white shirt with lace cuffs for HERO Magazine by photographer Davey Sutton

Model wearing a patterned jacket with black lace cuffs against a grey background for HERO Magazine.

Model in black coat wearing a ruffled collar and black headpiece against a grey background

Portrait of a model wearing a ruffled white collar and a black lace cravat with a gold brooch against a plain grey background

Model Amedeo Mancini in patterned shirt and trousers wearing a black hat with pink bows against blue background for HERO Magazine

Male model wearing a black blazer and an oversized red silk scarf tied around his neck against a plain pale blue background

Model wearing a black hooded jacket with brown faux fur trim and a cut-out black top against a grey background

Model Amedeo Mancini wearing tailored pinstripe suit and holding a cane for HERO Magazine, photographed by Davey Sutton.

Model wearing a black tailored coat and trousers with a netted face veil against a grey background.

Model wearing a dark long coat and holding a small lace parasol against a plain light studio background.

Amedeo Mancini wearing a black top hat and oversized coat against a grey studio backdrop for HERO Magazine.

HERO Magazine Bite Me! 2026

About

Bite Me! is a fashion editorial series for HERO Magazine that explores structural tailoring and theatrical silhouettes. Photographed by Davey Sutton, the project leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, utilizing clean, solid-color backdrops and directional lighting to isolate and amplify the intricate details of the garments. The work features model Amedeo Mancini styled by Davey Sutton in a series of layered, period-inspired looks that blend avant-garde accessories with classic, sharp tailoring. Techniques such as chiaroscuro and analogue film influence the series, creating a desaturated and monochromatic visual language across the set. The imagery prioritizes textural contrast, from plush faux fur and intricate embroidery to crisp lace cuffs and heavy tweed. Supporting the production, hair stylist Brady Lea and makeup artist Terry Barber contribute to the refined, polished look, while casting by Remi Felipe grounds the portraits in a consistent, striking visual identity.