When Giuseppe Riserbato Met Matt Vandy: A New York Collaboration Worth Remembering

Some editorials capture a moment. Others become part of fashion photography history. When Giuseppe Riserbato and Matt Vandy crossed paths in New York City, they created a body of work that continues to resonate years later. Through cinematic lighting, effortless masculinity, and an unmistakable urban atmosphere, the photographer-model duo produced images that feel as relevant today as when they were first published. It is the kind of collaboration that reminds us why great fashion photography is more than clothing—it is emotion, personality, and storytelling frozen in time.

Giuseppe Riserbato Matt Vandy New York Editorial
Giuseppe Riserbato Matt Vandy New York Editorial
Giuseppe Riserbato Matt Vandy New York Editorial
Giuseppe Riserbato Matt Vandy New York Editorial
Giuseppe Riserbato Matt Vandy New York Editorial
Giuseppe Riserbato Matt Vandy New York Editorial
Giuseppe Riserbato Matt Vandy New York Editorial

More than a simple fashion story, the 2025 New York shoot demonstrates what happens when photographer and model share a clear creative vision. The result is a collection of images that continue to resonate long after their publication—work that deserves a place in the visual archives of modern menswear and portrait photography.

Giuseppe Riserbato Matt Vandy New York Editorial
Giuseppe Riserbato Matt Vandy New York Editorial

Model @mattvandy
Concept – Photo & Post-production @giusepperiserbato

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