Lenny Kravitz in Mr Porter's latest editorial is proof that it is possible to maintain your essence regardless of the pieces that make up your look.
Born in Manhattan in 1964, the musician models a variety of garments for Mr Porter (including velvet tuxedos) while continuing to emanate those "rocker-vintage" vibes that characterize his style with all of them.
Held in a decadent Parisian mansion, which provides an incredible atmosphere, the session combines color photographs with black and white photographs.
To this last class belong the snapshots in which the American, staying true to one of his hallmarks, shines unbuttoned shirts. The pieces belong to the Saint Laurent and Balmain firms, respectively.
The most rocker look of the publishing house (at least in the most conventional sense of the word) is the one you can see just above these lines. It consists of a sheepskin coat from Balmain, a plaid flannel shirt from Haider Ackermann and black skinny jeans from Saint Laurent.
A Pair of Saint Laurent biker ankle boots They are the shoe of choice for all looks except the last one, where they are replaced by Gucci pink velvet slippers, decorated with a snake.
The casual matching tuxedos They garner much of the attention in this editorial titled "How Mr Lenny Kravitz keeps his cool" ("How Lenny Kravitz Stays Cool").
In the header image, the Grammy winner wears a black Saint Laurent tuxedo over an Alexander McQueen patterned shirt. The red velvet is provided by Berluti. In this case, he does use a shirt with a tuxedo collar, but unbuttoned and without a bow tie.