GOLDEN HAZE

Maisie Daniels
May 24, 2021
1 min read

PHOTOGRAPHY CHERIE CARMAN - FASHION GERAINT DONOVAN-BOWEN - FASHION ASSISTANT JADE SULLIVAN

Inspired by Africa's wild and raw beauty, photographer Cherie Carman and Geraint Donovan Vowe brings us our latest editorial titled Golden Haze. Modelled by Erik at Milk Management, the story mirrors the hazy sunrises and soft shadows in hope of replicating that one-of-a-kind feeling of exhilaration when waking up early. Earthy pallets and built to last garments urge you to take a walk on the wild side.

OPENING IMAGE Erik wears top BLUEMARBLE; shorts GCDS; sandals VALENTINO

Erik wears coat 1/OFF; trousers and hat JACQUEMUS

LEFT IMAGE Erik wears jacket and trousers BOTTEGA VENETA; coat BETHANY WILLIAMS; shoes STUSSY X BIRKENSTOCK

RIGHT IMAGE Erik wears jumper BOTTEGA VENETA; blanket RAF SIMONS REDUX; sandals VALENTINO

Erik wears coat RAF SIMONS REDUX; jacket LOEWE; sandals VALENTINO

Erik wears shorts and vest NICHOLAS DALEY; top SONG FOR THE MUTE; shoes STUSSY X BIRKENSTOCK

RIGHT IMAGE Erik wears hat ACNE STUDIOS; shirt JACQUEMUS; trouser HELMUT LANG; sandals VALENTINO

Erik wears hat NICHOLAS DALEY; jumper ACNE STUDIOS; shorts DRIES VAN NOTEN; shoes STUSSY X BIRKENSTOCK

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