Stefan by Sharon Mor Yosef
by Adriano Batista
sleeveless tshirt by jan Boelo, shorts with pleats by Francisco van Benthum, socks by Falke
checked jacket by Allan Voss, sheer top with text by Duran lantink, camouflage cardigan by Drykorn
jacket by Moam, white shirt by Calvin Klein, white pants by Gucci, shoes by dr. Martens
leopard shirt vintage Versace, pants by Tommy Hilfiger, mesh pants over red pants by jan Boelo
jacket by Duran Lantink, pants by Hugo Boss
all clothes by Francisco van Benthum, legging by Nike, shoes by dr Martens
shirt, tenchcoat and shorts by Francisco van Benthum
shirt by Gaudi, leather shorts by Franzel, socks by Falke
leather jacket by Jazz Kuipers, pants by Wrangler
Stefan at IAmELK photographed by Sharon Mor Yosef and styled by Alex van der Steen with pieces from Francisco van Benthum, Nike, Versace, Clavin Klein and more, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Photoshop Artist: Ferdy Harmsen
Hair: Tommy Hagen @ Angelique Hoorn
Makeup: Joelle Romita @ Colourfool Agency
Assistant Photographer: Debby Den Dulk
Assistent styling: Josje Bes, Anouk Oceanne
Future – Maison Margiela
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