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Model Babakar Ndiaye wearing a peach crewneck sweatshirt with braided strap and matching trousers against white seamless background

Blonde male model wearing a pale blue suit jacket and trousers seated against a bright white background

Model in printed patterned jacket holding a large black instrument case against a seamless white background.

Model wearing a sheer mint green cardigan and grey shorts holding a cylindrical bag against a white wall.

Model wearing a long-sleeve printed shirt with a landscape motif against a plain white studio backdrop

Male model wearing a patterned beige short-sleeve shirt and matching trousers seated on white cylindrical props

Two male models in peach-toned apparel holding brass trumpets against a light studio backdrop for Denzil Patrick S/S 2025 lookbook.

Model leaning against a large white column wearing a patterned long-sleeve top and dark shorts for Denzil Patrick S/S 2025 Lookbook.

Model Babakar Ndiaye in a blue striped wrap garment against a neutral white wall for Denzil Patrick S/S 2025 Lookbook.

Model wearing a white t-shirt with braided strap detail and dark trousers against a white backdrop

Model standing against a plain background holding a trumpet and a cylindrical case while wearing a patterned jacket and trousers.

Model with red hair sitting on a white pedestal wearing a light green jacket, white socks, and sandals with a cylindrical handbag nearby.

Denzil Patrick Denzil Patrick S/S 2025 Lookbook 2025

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The Denzil Patrick S/S 2025 lookbook presents a contemporary menswear collection through a series of minimalist studio portraits. Photographed by Ethan Hart and styled by Nancy Rohde, the imagery emphasises the tactile surfaces and sculptural tailoring of the garments, from intricate braided strap details to baroque-inspired patterns. The collection leverages a clean aesthetic, utilising seamless white backdrops and soft natural light to frame the models, including Babakar Ndiaye. Across both editorial and lifestyle portraits, the series incorporates subtle props such as brass instruments and cylindrical cases, grounding the high-fashion silhouettes in a composed, deliberate space.