KVRT STVFF Introduces Denim: A Natural Evolution

Known for their body-conscious essentials, KVRT STVFF has long approached design with a single purpose: to serve the wearer. Their underwear and swimwear function as intuitive second skins — garments that move with the body, not against it. Their new venture into denim is not a departure, but a continuation of that ethos.

The jeans debut in three silhouettes — Loose, Loose Bootcut, and Straight — all grounded in vintage references, yet stripped of any overt nostalgia. These are timeless cuts, reimagined with restraint. The color palette is equally grounded: Ecru, Espresso, washed Black, and classic Indigo — essential tones that speak softly but confidently.

Details are minimal, deliberate. A unique inner closure, adapted from the brand’s underwear design, allows the jeans to be worn partially open — an intimate nod to personal fit and fluid styling. Raw hems and a tonal denim patch replace branding with subtlety. Nothing unnecessary remains.

The result is denim that doesn’t try to overshadow the body, but rather frames it. These jeans don’t shout; they support. In true KVRT STVFF fashion, the focus is on purity of form — simple lines, neutral tones, and an aesthetic that lets the body lead.

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A REY Exclusive Editorial

Photographed & Styled by Alexander Yantyushev

starring Georgy Amoev @ Lumpen

FRATERNAL

REY presents the second JDO academy collaboration project with photographer Armando Branco.

Make Up by JDO Muah Students supervised by Juliette den Ouden.

Assisted by Justine Dobbe.

starring models from FIC Model Mgmt.

Robert by Justine

Stijn & Espen by Karen

Camiel & Javier by Kianna

Sanjay & Job by Letty

Koen & Dayron by Merkeb

Pedro & Lukk by Oussima

Borrego Playas

A REY Exclusive Fashion Editorial photographed in Playa El Borrego beach in San Blas, Nayarit, Mexico.

Photographed & Styled by Alan Román

starring Armando Borrego

featuring Samantha Sant & The Fockkk Wear

EXPOSED CONTROL

A REY Exclusive Conceptual Editorial, photographed in Espacio Beyond Studios, Madrid.

Photography & Direction Juan Carlos Toledo

starring La Jeanine

featuring H K LIQUIDS

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Key pieces include four-bar cardigans, fitted polos, and structured blazers, paired with standout accessories like the new Mr. Thom bag in calfskin, retro-inflected sunglasses, and deerskin loafers. It’s a nostalgic, sun-soaked vision of summer—crafted with Browne’s signature precision.

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The spotlight is on five standout ambassadors: tennis legend Novak Djokovic, French actress Adèle Exarchopoulos, actor Pierre Niney, global tennis icon Venus Williams, and Chinese superstar Wang Yibo. Each is paired with a signature LACOSTE piece, highlighting the versatility and enduring appeal of the brand’s most iconic items.

Captured through the lens of renowned photographer Tyler Mitchell, the portraits carry a relaxed and genuine vibe—proof that style doesn’t have to shout to be powerful.

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