Tag: Atelier Management

O’Pry for H&M

After donning outerwear and knitwear for Swedish retailer H&M, American model Sean O’Pry connects with photographer David Roemer...

Tomas Skoloudik by Dean Isidro for Têtu

Photographer Dean Isidro (Atelier Management) shoots a beauty story for the latest issue of Têtu, collaborating with stylist Nicolas Klam. Emphasizing...

Garrett Neff for El Pais Semanal

"Deportes de Ciudad" La ropa técnica sale del entorno meramente competitivo. Un año después de los Juegos...

Savage Grace

Underwater Fashion–Paolo Anchisi chases the sun for the spring/summer 2013 issue of GQ Style...

Man About Town

Model Bastiaan Ninaber teams up with David Roemer and stylist Christopher Campbell for this stylish Robb Report session.

OUT

Top model Brian Shimansky teams up with David Roemer and Christopher Campbell at Atelier Management for this showstopping OUT magazine session.
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