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Coming together for an editorial shot on location in Iceland, Kult models Edward Wilding and Patrick Kafka appear before the lens of fashion photographer Richard Sund. Appearing in the latest issue of Kult magazine, the models are styled by Lars-Fredrik Svedberg in dusty hues that are a welcomed companion to autumn. Courtesy of – thefashionisto.com
Edward Wilding for Esquire UK by Diego Merino 
EDWARD WILDING IS A NUDE OBSESSION FOR DREW COVER PHOTO SHOOT 
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EDWARD WILDING & PATRICK O’DONNELL POSE FOR ICON OUTDOORS FASHION EDITORIAL 
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