Various Editorials

Mar 2026

The Dharma Bums is a compelling fashion editorial that channels the nomadic, introspective spirit of Jack Kerouac’s iconic prose through a raw, documentary-style lens. Photographed by Boe Marion, the series moves away from the glossy artifice typical of luxury fashion houses, opting instead for a gritty, unpolished aesthetic that leans into the textures of rural Norway. Styled by Rogelio F. Burgos, the visuals feature an eclectic mix of layered street-style pieces, voluminous faux fur, and vibrant vintage technical gear, all captured with a cinematic quality that evokes a sense of transient, outdoor freedom. Whether set against the backdrop of still lakes, dense forests, or the quiet isolation of parked cars, the project feels deeply authentic and immediate. The work masterfully utilizes natural light to emphasize both the stillness of the environment and the candid, contemplative moods of models Amund Lange Løfsnæs and Szymon Tratkowski. Elements of analogue film photography and high-contrast black and white imagery anchor the narrative, while bold, neon-yellow typographic overlays integrate literary snippets, bridging the gap between fine art and contemporary editorial. It is a striking examination of youth and movement, capturing a fleeting, lived-in reality that feels both timeless and urgent, effectively positioning fashion as a secondary player to the larger, atmosphere-driven story of travel and human connection.

Editorial, Lifestyle

Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion