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Michael Marson

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  • 1 week ago | behindtheblinds.be | Michael Marson

    Profession: Actor, Model  Birthday and Astrological Sign: 04.05.1997, Taurus Place of residence: Munich, Germany First thought I had today: I wake up with the same thought every day: go outside! I’m like a dog.   Song I have on repeat: German singer Nina Chuba did a garden session of her song  Unsicher [Insecure]. It’s really beautiful. Check it out.

  • 2 weeks ago | behindtheblinds.be | Michael Marson

    For Louis Vuitton’s latest cruise chapter, Nicolas Ghesquière chose a setting as bold as his silhouettes — the Palais des Papes in Avignon. Under the gaze of Gothic spires and centuries-old stone, he sent out a cast of characters in spangled tunics, metallic jersey, and sculptural capes. The energy was theatrical, yes, but never overwrought — each look striking that fine Ghesquière balance between fantasy and futurism. Crusader spirit met couture precision.

  • 2 weeks ago | behindtheblinds.be | Michael Marson

    Photography by Elliot MorganFashion by Steven HuangFeaturing Finn at Storm ManagementEIC Michael MarsonGrooming by Sven Bayerbach using Narcyss at Carol Hayes ManagementStylist’s assistant Harley ThompsonVideo by Anna Niamh Patterson

  • 2 weeks ago | behindtheblinds.be | Michael Marson

    In LOEWE’s FW25 precollection, character takes centre stage once again. Captured by Gray Sorrenti, the campaign blurs lines between reality and roleplay — a cinematic ensemble featuring Yang Mi, Greta Lee, Josh O’Connor and Stéphane Bak inhabits modernist interiors where reflection, light and form distort expectation. There’s a quiet tension: bodies lounge, observe, withdraw. Are they rehearsing, dreaming, remembering?

  • 3 weeks ago | behindtheblinds.be | Michael Marson

    In the heart of Soho, McQueen finds poetry in the dissonance. Tailored silhouettes stalk the streets where writers once drank and rebels once dreamed — sharp collars, broad shoulders, and the sting of metallic thread catching light. Francis Bacon’s ghost lingers in the shadows of lace-lined satin, beside sailors in reworked gabardine. Theo Sion captures the clash: heritage cut against flight jacket edge, antique leather softened by city glow.

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