Ugly Fabrics Make The Coolest Summer Clothes

SPF 420

By Liz Raiss

Sweatshirt and tank COLLINA STRADA, shorts ACNE STUDIOS, shoes TEVA.

Jacket SIMON MILLER, top T BY ALEXANDER WANG, pants SACAI, shoes TEVA.

Jacket TOPO DESIGNS, bra LACOSTE, pants CHRISTIAN DIOR, underwear MODEL’S OWN.

Hair by Tsuyoshi Harada, makeup by Tracy Alfajora, fashion assistance by Lenny Diga.

Order SPF 420's issue of The FADER, our annual Summer Music Issue. It hits newsstands on July 12, 2016.

Posted: June 16, 2016

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