Young male model wearing dark hooded denim anorak and matching shorts standing outdoors against concrete wall

Model leaning against a white van wearing a brown jacket, grey shirt, and white shorts

A seated model wearing an unbuttoned dark shirt, blue jeans, and white sneakers against a plain white background

Monochrome fashion portrait of a male model seated on a ledge wearing a utility jacket, shorts, and dark socks with shoes.

Close-up portrait of a male model wearing a green zip-up vest against a plain grey studio backdrop.

Monochrome full-length portrait of a male model wearing a denim jacket and cargo pants standing near a textured concrete wall.

A young male model standing by a tall window wearing pale overalls in a bright studio space casting sharp shadows on the floor.

A man wearing a dark jacket and trousers lies on a white studio floor for an editorial portrait.

Monochrome portrait of a young male model leaning against a textured architectural wall wearing a dark utility jacket

Young male model wearing a dark green jacket and tan trousers posing against a weathered pale wall for Esquire Italia.

A young male model seated on the ground against a concrete block wall wearing a grey vest, light blue shirt, dark trousers, and dark shoes.

Model standing against a concrete block wall wearing a light-coloured button-up jacket and trousers for Esquire Italia.

Esquire Italia Working Days 2025

About

Working Days is a fashion editorial produced for Esquire Italia, centering on a utility-focused wardrobe. The series explores clean, architectural lines through a mix of studio and location settings, pairing textured concrete surfaces with minimalist environments. Photographer Giuseppe Vaccaro captures model Teo Fortin in a variety of layered outfits, ranging from denim-on-denim ensembles to utility jackets and cargo silhouettes. The production leans into a desaturated and often monochrome aesthetic, utilising natural light to emphasise the coarse textures of both the apparel and the urban surroundings. With casting by Simone Bart Rocchietti and hair styling by Alessia Bonotto, the project maintains a consistent documentary feel across its series of portraits.