Two male models posing with skateboards in bright sunlight against a curved concrete wall, wearing vibrant orange streetwear tops.

A young Black man with cornrows skateboards down an empty street beneath a Welcome to Hollywood electronic sign.

Two young men skateboard down a sunlit paved road under a Hollywood billboard, wearing orange and terracotta jackets.

Shirtless man in sunglasses and dark trousers walking down a palm-lined street carrying a striped tote bag.

Two young men skateboarding down a sunny palm tree-lined city boulevard with storefronts and streetlamps.

Person with blonde hair in a patterned shirt and pink flared trousers seated on a star-shaped concrete base outdoors.

Glass Man Concrete Cool 2026

About

Concrete Cool, the latest editorial project from Glass Man, captures the raw, kinetic energy of West Coast youth culture through a lens of sophisticated urban minimalism. The series leans into a sun-drenched, lifestyle aesthetic, documenting the intersections of streetwear and performance against the backdrop of iconic Los Angeles landmarks. By framing skate culture through an elevated editorial perspective, the project transforms the grit of asphalt and concrete into a curated display of modern style. The visual narrative relies heavily on the interplay of high-contrast natural light and sharp, defined shadows, which serve to emphasize the tactile quality of the textiles and the effortless movement of the models, Camp Schill and Etienne Maclaine. Through a combination of vibrant, saturated color palettes and intentional 35mm film grain, the imagery evokes a candid sense of discovery, positioning skateboarding not merely as an activity but as a central component of contemporary fashion storytelling. Christopher Campbell brings a distinct editorial sensibility to the project as the fashion stylist, carefully layering textures and patterns that balance rugged utility with a polished, graphic finish. The result is a cohesive body of work that feels both spontaneous and meticulously staged, successfully blurring the lines between high-end fashion photography and authentic, street-level documentation within the broader global menswear landscape.