NERD

Jul 18, 2022
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PHOTOGRAPHY MERI SANZ - ART DIRECTION MARTINA IGORE - STYLING VIRGINIA BRUNI - H/MUA ANNA GONZALEZ - ART WORK JUAN FRANCISCO BERTONI - PHOTO ASSISTANT CRISTINA SABATÉ

Our latest fashion story sees Kasia Mank at Two Management proudly take on the role of the of the Nerd, where her character portrays that of a misfit, whose boringly studious but genuinely funny. Kasia lives in a world of her own, filled with expression, carelessness and creativity, which has been crafted by Barcelona-based creatives.

LEFT Kasia wears sunglasses GUCCI; shirt SOSOM; tie SAINT LAURENT

RIGHT Kasia wears socks GUCCI; sandals MERRFER

Kasia wears knitted top and trousers IAGO OTERO; earrings MERRFER; shoes MIUMIU

Kasia wears vest & leggings IAGO OTERO; sandals MERRFER

Kasia wears sweater IAGO OTERO; sunglasses PROJECT LOBSTER

Kasia wears shirt SOSOM; ring MERRFER; skirt PALOMA WOOL; socks MARNI; shoes MIUMIU

Kasia wears turtleneck SOSOM; sunglasses PROJECT LOBSTER

Kasia wears swearer and trousers SOSOM

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