Red-haired male model wearing a voluminous cream faux-fur textured coat against a plain neutral grey background

Model wearing a purple cardigan and patterned trousers posing against a grey studio backdrop for Le Mile Magazine cover story.

Monochrome portrait of a male model wearing patterned long sleeve top and plaid trousers against grey background

Model with red hair wearing a furry beige jacket, cream sweater, and dark scarf against a grey background.

Model Arthur del Beato in a double-breasted white coat and dark socks against a grey seamless background

Close-up portrait of a male model with red hair and eyebrows, wearing a dark jacket with a white shearling collar against a textured grey background.

Model with red hair wearing a heavy black jacket with shearling collar and patterned trousers against grey backdrop

Model with red hair wearing a purple cardigan and patterned trousers against a grey studio backdrop

Model Arthur del Beato lifting a patterned long-sleeve top revealing blue jeans against a textured grey studio background.

Shirtless male model with red hair wearing brown gloves and dark trousers while holding a shoulder bag in a studio portrait.

Male model wearing a blue plush hat, dark turtleneck, and red cut-out trousers against a grey backdrop for Le Mile Magazine.

Le Mile Magazine DEJA-VU Cover Story 2026

About

Le Mile Magazine presents the DEJA-VU cover story, a high-fashion editorial series featuring model Arthur del Beato. Photographed by Hector Tre with fashion styling by Maria Davila, the project explores sculptural silhouettes and tactile layering through a contemporary lens. The series utilizes a clean, neutral studio backdrop to emphasize intricate textures, including faux-fur, knits, and patterned denim. The aesthetic leans into a grainy, analogue film quality, with select portraits rendered in monochrome to highlight stark tonal contrasts and graphic composition. Styling by Maria Davila introduces avant-garde proportions, pairing voluminous outerwear with structured garments. The project leans into editorial techniques to create a contemplative, high-fashion narrative.