10 Men | Martina Ivanov

Although it might not serve the purpose of clearly showcasing the clothing it sets out to highlight, this recent editorial by Martina Ivanov in 10 Men magazine certainly captures a wonderfully rich and melancholic mood. In some ways, especially the manner in which the light is handled to lend a sense of mystery and anonymity, it gives me the same feeling I get when looking at the work of Bill Henson, who we’ve featured here before.  Only this time, there happens to be a little more clothing involved… oh, and less pre-pubescence, if only marginally.

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