Four Models Turn Summer Leisure Into a Retro Menswear Fantasy
Nothing But Summer gives four Uniko Models faces a heat-soaked playground and lets the styling do the flirting. Edwin Kiejs, Vicenç Casas, Héctor Robles and Pol Sánchez front the new MMSCENE PORTRAITS exclusive photographed by Vladislav Abramov.
The editorial moves through pool loungers, open sky and seaside light with a knowingly retro attitude. Relaxed tailoring meets swim briefs, oversized eyewear, textured accessories and enough exposed skin to confirm that subtlety has taken the afternoon off.
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Abramov keeps the four-model dynamic loose rather than forcing a rigid narrative. The men move between leisure, heat and playful self-awareness, turning an ordinary summer setting into a fashion story that looks caught somewhere between a vintage holiday brochure and a very stylish day no one wants to end.
Vlad Lebeduk styles the story with wardrobe from Pro Rent Barcelona, mixing resort-minded pieces with casual summer dressing. Olga Garkovich handles makeup, while assistant photographer Elena Belousova contributes behind the lens.
The sharpest detail may be how little the editorial strains for glamour. Sunglasses stay on, shirts stay open and the accessories occasionally become the entire plot. Everyone looks aware of the camera, but no one appears willing to interrupt summer for it.
Nothing But Summer: Photo Gallery
More from Vladislav Abramov’s MMSCENE PORTRAITS editorial with Edwin Kiejs, Vicenç Casas, Héctor Robles and Pol Sánchez.
Edwin Kiejs, Vicenç Casas, Héctor Robles and Pol Sánchez appear throughout Nothing But Summer. Photography: Vladislav Abramov. Styling: Vlad Lebeduk. Makeup: Olga Garkovich. Assistant photography: Elena Belousova. Wardrobe: Pro Rent Barcelona.
Across the supplied frames, saturated color and graphic silhouettes keep the editorial playful while the loose group dynamic stops it from feeling overly staged. It is summer dressing with a wink: part resort fantasy, part pool-deck mischief and entirely aware that the sunglasses are doing serious work.
Source: MMSCENE PORTRAITS.
