Aug 16

“Earth, Wind and Fire” by Francesco Vezzola: The Italian fashion photographer diverges from his roots for his first solo show on nature and man

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by Ike Onyewuenyi Fashion portraiture in the vein of street style has typified Francesco Vezzola’s creative oeuvre for the last five years, with his PIMPUMPAM work being coveted by…

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