David Sims and Karl Templer

Juliane wears dress by Loewe. Shirt, coat, and scarves from Traid. Leggings by Versace. Gloves and shoes stylist’s own

Left: Top by Louis Vuitton. Necklace from Portobello Antique Market. Right: Top by Junya Watanabe. Shirts (worn as scarf) and scarves from Oxfam. Handbag (worn as headpiece) from NYC Chinatown. Gloves, tights, and shoes stylist’s own.

Left: Shirts, coat, and sweater vest from Cancer Research UK. Towel hanger from Portobello Antique Market. Scarves and gloves stylist’s own. Right: Top, dress, and skirt by Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood. Skirt, scarves, and ties from Oxfam. Handbag (worn as headpiece) from NYC Chinatown. Gloves, umbrella, tights, and shoes stylist’s own.

Left: Dress by Dries Van Noten. Top, jacket, vest, pants, and scarves from Oxfam. Leggings, hat, gloves, and shoes stylist’s own. Belt by Marc Jacobs. Right: Corset and gloves stylist’s own. Jacket by Schott NYC. Jackets (worn as bustier and skirt) and belt from Cancer Research UK.

Top from Traid. Coats by Dior. Helmet, necklace, gloves, tights, and shoes stylist’s own.

Shirt from Oxfam. Coat (worn as skirt) by Dries Van Noten. Skirt (worn as mask) and dress (worn on head) by Balenciaga. Necklace from Portobello Antique Market. Gloves by Alexander McQueen. Shoes stylist’s own.

Shirts by Charles Jeffrey Loverboy. Corset and gloves stylist’s own. Shirt (worn as skirt) by La Prestic Ouiston. Tights (worn as mask) by Falke. Necklace and cat from Portobello Antique Market.

Left: Jacket by Schott NYC. Jackets (worn as skirt) from Cancer Research UK. Gloves stylist’s own. Right: Shirt by Junya Watanabe. Handbag (worn as headpiece) from NYC Chinatown. Shirts (worn as scarf) and scarves from Oxfam.

Shirt and skirt by Sacai. Shirt, sock (worn as headscarf), and scarves from Traid. Hat by Marc Jacobs. Chains by Versace. Mask, gloves, tights, and shoes stylist’s own.

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David Sims and Karl Templer

David Sims and Karl Templer

Issue No. 18 SS/PF 2021