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Model in a patterned tailored suit and black gloves seated on an ornate vintage stool against a dark background.

Black and white portrait of a male model in a black leather short-sleeved shirt and grey trousers against a studio background.

Model with hair covering face wearing an embellished belted blazer, black leather gloves, and bowtie in a studio fashion portrait.

Model Jesse Hooites wearing a short-sleeved leather shirt and pleated trousers while holding a leather bag against a studio backdrop.

Model with hair covering face wearing a white suit jacket with a flower corsage, polka dot shirt, tie, and black leather trousers.

Model ABD Tambadou wearing an all-black leather shirt, tie, trousers, and cap against a grey studio backdrop.

Black and white portrait of a model wearing oversized dark sunglasses, a fuzzy mohair cardigan, collared shirt, and necktie.

Black male model in a belted jacquard zip jacket and wide-leg trousers posing with one knee on an ornate upholstered stool.

Model ABD Tambadou wearing a black leather biker jacket, collared white shirt, and patterned necktie against a grey studio backdrop.

Various Editorials Focus Style Nr. 19, The Morning by Karl Felix 2025

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Focus Style Nr. 19, The Morning, presents a series of monochromatic fashion editorials captured by photographer Karl Felix. The collection explores formal menswear through high-contrast studio compositions, focusing on structured tailoring and rich material textures ranging from polished leather to mohair knits and ornate floral embroidery. Each portrait employs controlled lighting to accentuate sculptural silhouettes and architectural detail, ranging from soft gradient backdrops to sharp, low-key chiaroscuro setups. The editorial features models ABD Tambadou and Jesse Hooites in various layered ensembles, with hair styling by Matthew Sosnowski and grooming and makeup by Gianluca Venerdini. The project leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, emphasizing tactile surfaces and refined tailoring across a variety of vertical, monochrome captures.