Tag: Marcel Castenmiller

Robert Geller Fall/Winter 2013

Robert Geller showed a sophisticated Fall/Winter 2013 collection, featuring layered looks...

Y-3 Spring/Summer 2013

This season, in celebration of its 10th anniversary, Y-3 blends past and future to create vivid and futuristic interpretations of its sport-style signatures. The result is a...

General Idea Spring/Summer 2013

General Idea‘s Spring/Summer 2013 collection was all about color and boldness. The brand continues in its own footsteps, presenting a great range of sportswear with...

Between December | Hero Magazine

The latest issue of HERO magazine features the David Armstrong stroy 'Between December' with models Alex Michels, Jarrod Destiche, Joseph Quigley, Justin Barnhill, Kameron Zane, Marcel Castenmiller, Max, and Sander Nevejans.

A backward glance

Ethan James and Marcel Castenmiller photographed by David Armstrong for the issue #4 of Candy magazine.
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