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“I was - and always am - looking for a sense of boyish innocence. No matter if the people in my photos are men, women, trans, models, non-models, or anything else.” - Tyler Mitchell 

Raimundo Langlois in our Fall ‘17 Double J Turtleneck Sweater

Photographed by Tyler Mitchell, styled by Julia Baylis 

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We asked photographer Tyler Mitchell and stylist Julia Baylis to reinterpret our Fall ‘17 collection. The result? A dreamy series of photos that explores the politics of representation, street culture and gender identity. 

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Jonathan Darby wearing our Fall ‘17 Oversized Denim Patch Pocket Coat 

Photographed by Tyler Mitchell, styled by Julia Baylis 

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“I knew I wanted to probe politics of representation in these clothes that so clearly tied themselves to notions of street culture and hip-hop. It’s important during this time to give life and a voice to black people you wouldn’t normally see in high fashion spaces.” – Tyler Mitchell 

Joshua Miner, Johnathan Darby, and Bari wearing Marc Jacobs Fall ’17 Photographed by Tyler Mitchell, styled by Julia Baylis 

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The concept of this series began with wanting to portray a new, younger, and different side of life. From there I let the fashion be my playground for my imagination.” – Tyler Mitchell 

The Marc Jacobs Fall ’17 Striped Big Shot Bag 

Photographed by Tyler Mitchell, styled by Julia Baylis

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Ph. Julia Baylis

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“It’s important during this time to give life and a voice to black people you wouldn’t normally see in high fashion spaces...Here I just wanted to depict a carefree Sunday in New York that felt free from political frenzy. However, sometimes you still feel the trouble creeping in.” -Tyler Mitchell

Our Fall ‘17 Snapshot Straps photographed by Tyler Mitchell, styled by Julia Baylis 

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Simply gorgeous

Bree Kish by Julia Baylis for Refinery29