Model in a high-collared light-colored cape standing on a city street between parked cars and tall buildings.

Model wearing a black cap and a dark zip-up jacket against a plain light background

Model standing in front of large multi-pane windows with a city building view, wearing a black jacket and brown trousers.

Model wearing eyeglasses and black jacket holding a shoulder bag in front of a white paneled door for The Travel Almanac.

Model in dark leather jacket standing on a city street flanked by tall buildings in black and white

Model in red and grey patterned turtleneck sweater posing against vertical paneling for At The Chelsea editorial

Model in dark jacket and glasses standing by a window overlooking city buildings in a black and white portrait.

Model wearing wire-frame glasses and a double-breasted coat outdoors against a city building background

Close-up beauty portrait of a model wearing bold red lipstick and a structured white coat with black collar trim.

Model in red turtleneck sweater against a backdrop of city skyscrapers

Model wearing a cream-colored woolen cape with black leather trim standing against a neutral wall

Model Noor Khan seated between tiger print armchairs in front of white paneled doors for At The Chelsea by The Travel Almanac

Model Noor Khan wearing a textured grey knit sweater standing against a patterned marble wall for The Travel Almanac project At The Chelsea.

The Travel Almanac At The Chelsea 2025

About

At The Chelsea is a fashion editorial series produced for The Travel Almanac. The imagery explores the intersection of classic tailoring and urban architecture, leaning into a narrative style that highlights sharp silhouettes and tactile outerwear. Shot on analogue film, the series uses natural light to define the structural forms of the featured garments against both gritty streetscapes and clean interior backdrops. Photographer Davit Giorgadze captures model Noor Khan across a variety of settings, ranging from bustling city environments to minimalist, composed interiors. Fashion styling by Clare Byrne emphasizes architectural lines, with hair by Ryan Mitchell and makeup by Dick Page providing a cohesive, polished finish to each look. Casting by Bert Martirosyan rounds out the project team.