Bryan Liston, Home Sport

Photography by Bryan Liston
Styling by Gabrielle Marceca

 

Photography: Bryan Liston. Assisted by Grayson Gunner, Niko Margaros & Ethan Greenfield • Styling: Gabrielle Marceca. Assisted by Marley Cohen & Freddie Fredericks • Hair: Ward Stegerhoek • Make-up: Kiki Gilford. Assisted by Derrick Bernard. Casting: Liz Goldson • Model: Lindsey Leonard @ Next • Prop Stylist: Peter Klein. Assisted by Colin Phelan. Producer: Daphne Vargas & Caroline Washburn • Production Coordinator: Jack Pompe • PA: Roy Garza and Ryder Schumacher • EQ Manager: Hillary Foxweldon • NYC Film Locations Site Rep D’Netra-Celeste

Previous image: Jacket, Stylist’s own. Bodysuit, Wolford. Socks, Adidas. This image: Black leather bra top embroidered with crystals, Gucci. Jeans, Levi’s. Next image, left: 80s moto racing set courtesy of Artifact vintage. Bra, Priscavera. Shoes, Céline. Next image, right: Top, Stylist’s own. Underwear, Chanel SS04. Skirt, Alaïa vintage. Socks, Falke. Glasses, Gentle Monster.

Previous image: Jumpsuit, Stylist’s own. Belt, Calvin Klein Archive. Socks, Falke. Shoes, Céline. This image: Top, BQSports. Panties, Hanes.

Previous image, left: Dress, Jean Paul Gaultier courtesy of Artifact vintage. Underwear, Araks. Boots, Dirk Bikkembergs courtesy of Artifact vintage. Previous image, right: Black bra, Khaite. Silver bra, Stylist’s own. Trackpants, Céline by Hedi Slimane. This image: Black leather bra top embroidered with crystals, Gucci. Jeans, Levi’s.

Rugby shirt, Dsquared2.

This image: Leather jacket, J. Crew. Panties, Kostas Murkudis. Next image: Lace dress and panties, Isabel Marant.

DISCOVER MORE STORIES

  1. Cécile Smetana, CNSAD

    Cécile Smetana photographs the next generation of acting stars from the Conservatoire National Supérieur d'Art Dramatique.

    Read more

  2. Gus Van Sant, Portraits

    The film director's debut collection of portrait-photographs. Every subject is photographed in a frontal pose, taken at a medium-shot angle with minimal lighting.

    Read more

  3. Joe Lai, Horā eiga ga sukidesu

    Joe's style often draws inspiration from Japanese cinema, particularly 1960s-1980s horror and Pinku films, creating cinematic and often fictional scenes.

    Read more