BOYS ABOUT TOWN

By PAP Magazine Editorial

Beneath overcast skies in an overgrown garden, three figures gather in a study of androgynous urban tailoring. The central subject wears a voluminous camel coat cinched at the waist with a black leather belt, layered over a soft pink satin shirt that catches the diffused light. Flanking him are contrasting textures: a luxurious cream shearling coat with cascading loops of texture, and a cropped black blazer paired with wide-leg trousers that expose the midriff. In close-up, oversized hoop earrings frame a direct gaze, while bare hands hold a lichen-covered branch against the soft drape of the coat's lapel. The palette moves between warm neutrals and deep blacks, grounded in muddy earth and wild ferns. This editorial rewrites menswear codes through tactile fabrics, unexpected proportions, and a quiet refusal of convention.