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Model wearing a blue denim military jacket, layered brown leather belts, and a fuzzy navy beret against a plain white background.

Male model in a black fur-trimmed coat, striped top, and shorts standing against a pure white studio backdrop.

Model Jum Kuochnin posing in a white shirt, wide-leg black trousers, and an embroidered black drape against a studio backdrop.

Model Ridzman Zidaine wearing a long black coat, pleated skirt, and white brogues against a studio backdrop.

Black and white portrait of a young man wearing a black hat with birdcage netting veil draped over his face.

Black and white studio portrait of a model flexing both arms while wearing an asymmetrical white hat, floral tank top, and striped waistband.

A male model wearing an oversized dark navy coat and a brown cap poses against a plain white studio background.

Model Ridzman Zidaine standing against a white seamless backdrop wearing a bright yellow shirt and textured brown trousers.

A young man wearing an oversized cream felt beret and a pink patterned tank top against a plain white studio backdrop.

Black and white portrait of a male model with a buzz cut wearing an open trench coat and shorts in a studio setting.

Black and white portrait of a smiling young man with eyes closed wearing a flat cap, septum piercing, and camouflage collar.

Fashion portrait of a Black male model extending his hand forward while wearing a perforated light grey jacket against a studio backdrop.

Black and white portrait of a Black man resting his cheek on his hand wearing a perforated jacket, collared shirt, and patterned tie.

DSECTION Magazine Found in the wrong place, at exactly ... 2026

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In the latest editorial spread for DSECTION Magazine, titled Found in the wrong place, at exactly..., photographer Emilia Staugaard and fashion editor Nathan Henry collaborate to redefine the boundaries of contemporary luxury fashion. The project leans into a minimalist, highly curated aesthetic, stripping away extraneous noise to focus entirely on the interplay between architectural silhouettes and raw material textures. Through a series of striking studio portraits, the editorial explores the fluid nature of modern masculine identity, utilizing diverse casting that features Artie Aylott, Joel Kemp, Jum Kuochnin, and Ridzman Zidaine. Each frame is meticulously constructed, employing studio strobe lighting and strategic high-key setups to highlight the intricate details of layered garments, from faux-fur berets and ornate floral embroidery to perforated leathers and heavy wool trench coats. The series channels a clean, editorial minimalism, where the focus remains steadfast on the precise drape of fabrics and the neutral, direct gaze of the talent. By blending sharp monochrome contrasts with soft natural light, the team crafts a visual narrative that feels both timeless and aggressively forward-thinking. This work serves as a masterclass in fashion editorial portraiture, demonstrating how restraint and technical precision can elevate a collection into a cohesive, evocative statement on style and form within the high-end fashion industry.