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Model Fernando Cabral sits on the roof of a bright yellow compact car in an industrial garage under an overhead light.
Model Fernando Cabral lies on the floor next to an open bright yellow sports car wearing layered shorts and leather pants.
Model lying on the hood of a black car wearing a light coat and dark trousers on a cobbled driveway
Asian man in brown sweater posing next to a soapy car in a garage for U Repubblica Fix Up editorial
Model Fernando Cabral wearing a black leather suit and sunglasses seated on the hood of a car inside a garage.
Fernando Cabral wearing a plush tan jacket and denim jeans seated in the back of a luxury car with white leather interior.
Model Long Li in an open brown suede jacket, pink tank top, leather shorts, and shearling boots standing before a modern vehicle.
Fernando Cabral holding a spray wand in front of a white car inside a garage wearing a camel sweater and blue jeans.
Model Fernando Cabral sits on the roof of a bright yellow compact car in an industrial garage under an overhead light.
Model Fernando Cabral lies on the floor next to an open bright yellow sports car wearing layered shorts and leather pants.
Model lying on the hood of a black car wearing a light coat and dark trousers on a cobbled driveway

U Repubblica Fix up 2025

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U Repubblica’s "Fix up" editorial presents a collection of menswear imagery that merges high-fashion styling with utilitarian automotive environments. Photographed by Lukas Wassmann with creative direction by Ben Kelway, the series moves through contrasting settings, from industrial garages to paved urban streets. The project features models Fernando Cabral and Long Li styled by Samia Giobellina. The visual execution utilizes a mix of raw flash lighting and natural daylight to emphasize textures, such as shearling-trimmed outerwear and leather ensembles, against metallic and concrete backdrops. The work is defined by its clean composition and editorial aesthetic.

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