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Terra Firma

In the open space of a ranch in Berlin’s countryside, New York-born dancer-turned-photographer Luis Alberto Rodriguez contorts and twists the famously rigid fabrics of Carhartt WIP, showcasing the Fall/Winter 18 collection through his sculptural creations.

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Photographer: Luis Alberto Rodriguez
Model: Josh Johnson | Stylist: Paul Maximilian Schlosser | Digital Tech: Nicolas Schwaiger
Light Assistant:  Mark Simpson | Grooming: Peter Lux | Styling Assistant: Le Duc

Special thanks to: The Ranch, Stahnsdorf, Jannis Birsner at Iconoclast, and Flora Huddart.

Taken from issue two of WIP Magazine, now available in Carhartt WIP stores.

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