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Caesar van den Idsert wearing a beige three-piece linen suit, baseball cap, and holding an umbrella along a tree-lined garden path.

Model Caesar van den Idsert in a belted brown suede coat holding a tan book outdoors against white classical architecture.

Man wearing a tuxedo holding an umbrella and standing outdoors on a path framed by bare trees.

Shirtless male model wearing a brown suede trench coat and white shorts holding a bass guitar indoors by a window

Caesar van den Idsert wearing a striped collared knit sweater in a black and white fashion portrait by Arnaldo Anaya Lucca.

Black and white portrait of Caesar van den Idsert in formal tailoring with a silk bow scarf, leather gloves, and an ornate cane.

Shirtless male model wearing white shorts and a brown suede coat holding a bass guitar indoors

A young male model seated on a patterned rug wearing an unbuttoned striped shirt and tall boots, photographed for Dunhill.

Model Caesar van den Idsert wearing a light blue tailored blazer and cream knit scarf in front of blurred architecture.

Model Caesar van den Idsert in a black tuxedo and white bow tie holding an umbrella behind his shoulders outdoors

Black and white portrait of a male model leaning on a stone balustrade wearing a striped rugby shirt and shorts.

Model Caesar van den Idsert in a beige three-piece suit holding a black umbrella on a gravel path lined by pollarded trees.

Caesar van den Idsert leaning against a hedge wearing a light blue blazer, cream scarf, and tailored white shorts outdoors.

Caesar van den Idsert reclines along a stone balcony balustrade wearing a navy and white striped knit sweater and white shorts.

The Rakish Gent Dunhill's First Taste of Summer 2025

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Dunhill's First Taste of Summer, featured in The Rakish Gent, is a menswear editorial that channels a refined, seasonal aesthetic through a series of sun-drenched outdoor and interior portraits. Photographer Arnaldo Anaya Lucca captures the collection using a mix of monochrome and warm-toned palettes, leaning into the tactile quality of suede, heavy knitwear, and structured tailoring. Under the creative direction of Simon Holloway, the editorial oscillates between formal tuxedo wear and relaxed, off-duty ensembles, utilizing natural light to highlight the architectural details of the garments. With fashion styling by Tony Cook and hair grooming by Craig Taylor, the project maintains a cohesive, sophisticated tone throughout.