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Exterface x Stiaan Louw

We have talked a lot about the work of French fashion and photography duo Exterface. All in favor and against all its high content of nudity. But there is no one to stop them.
They have worked hard with many models, projects, ideas outside of reality, where his inspiration is simply the human body and fashion.
This time his work goes hand in hand with the resident in Cape Town Stiaan Louw where we see that the design quality of the garments they have chosen for this session goes hand in hand with the human body and nudity duo along with the fashion designer generated beautiful models (as Brody S Harris -the one with the hard on) juxtaposing images summer patterns Stiaan Louw Spring campaign. Always innovating and breaking all moral barriers you may have, their work simply can not fail to observe.

As with all great things, The Exterface Company is the result of a chance meeting.
The story of Exterface began some years ago, when Stéphane and Julien met whilst studying art and communication in Paris, a city that still serves as their playground today. It was quickly understood that they shared the same passions; photography, graphic design and appreciation of the male form in all its glory. Embarking on professional careers as graphic designers for large French firms, Stéphane and Julien used their free time to explore their passions further and began to experiment with photography and design, using themselves and their friends as subjects.
These experiments were the early signs of what was to come; paving the way for their fantasies to become reality, where dream-like ideals are meticulously crafted for all to see…
Social Media and various digital platforms created a space from which their work could be easily shared and it wasn’t long before intrigue led from one thing to another. Online publications that cover fashion, design and photography were soon demanding to know more about the creators of these images that celebrated sexuality, the human form and our darkest fantasies.
As their notoriety started growing, Stéphane and Julien ran several exhibitions between Paris, London and New York City, released two books (The Thing He Loves and X – The Ten Faces of Fred Faurtin) and have created iconic images that have been published in numerous magazines and on web pages the world over.
It was in 2011 that they took their work to another level, launching their own digital independent publication called ‘Muto – The Exterface Manifesto’. This bi-monthly publication was met with such success on the web that they decided to produce limited edition prints of the publication. Muto pushed Exterface’s global presence to all new heights, supplying Stéphane and Julien with a platform for which they’re in charge of all artistic aspects and one that helped them transcend the digital realm into the printed.
Although the duo has always been known as Exterface, it was in 2012 that their brand name was finally made official and that the Exterface Company was established. 2012 also saw the arrival of the Exterface store that offers their work to their global audience, allowing us all to be a part of the Exterface world.
In 2013, the duo has added a new expression to the Exterface World, The Excapist, a digital platform that aims to showcase the Exterface world. Late fall, they’ve been engaged to shoot and produce the one-of-a-kind first Kick Sagat calendar.

Thanks to Stiaan Louw for sharing their vision.

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