HEROES #212ForeverYoung
by Fucking Young!
Discover '212 HEROES Eau de toilette' by Carolina Herrera with this editorial photographed by Kapturing for our latest issue, a celebration of youth, freedom and authenticity.
Nadia, Jonathan and Anis are directed and photographed by Kapturing and styled by Juan Camilo Rodriguez in this story included in our latest issue, in collaboration with Carolina Herrera and its 212 HEROES Eau de toilette, a fresh new masculine fragrance that celebrates youth, freedom and authenticity.
Giraffe print pants and dress by Carolina Herrera New York. Blazer by CH Carolina Herrrera
212 HEROES Eau de toilette 90ml
Suit by CH Carolina Herrera
Giraffe print pants by Carolina Herrera New York
Sequin dress by Carolina Herrera New York. Sweatshirts and trousers by CH Carolina Herrera.
212 HEROES Eau de Toilette 90ml
In collaboration with Carolina Herrera
212 HEROES Eau de toilette
Credits:
Photography and Direction: Kapturing @kapturing at @stoever_photographers
Styling: Juan Camilo Rodriguez @firebombshell
Director of Photography: Stephan Mühlau @stephan_muehlau at @match_berlin
Lighting: Johannes Haeussler @johannes.haeussler
Editor: Nicolai Salazar @nicky.editor at @willi_artists
Color Grading: Aline biz @alinebizcolor at @willi_artists
Set design: Toar Avni @toar
Sound supervisor: low c
Set design Assistants:
Theresa Rohe @kiosque_de_couleurs
Anni Sophie Glahn @sincerelyanni
Styling Assistants:
Gabriela Bluske @gabrielabluske
Hair and Makeup: Maria Ehrlich @mariaehrlichmakeup at @Collectiveinteresrt
Casting: Camilo Ortega @kapturing
Models:
Nadia Khaya @nadia__khaya at @modelwerk
Jonathan Tolno @jonathantolno at @tigers_mgmt
Anis Beng @anisbenchoug at @modelwerk
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