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A Good Place to Break Down

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A Good Place to Break Down is a fashion editorial photographed by R. Edwards with Maxime Chavoustie as model, published in the printed edition MALVIE Celebrating Diversity 134.


From the printed edition: MALVIE Celebrating Diversity 134


A Good Place to Break Down is one of the editorials in MALVIE Celebrating Diversity 134, the new printed edition of MALVIE Magazine, alongside Yana, Armour, The Art of Nonchalance and The Language of Silhouette.


The printed edition will be available to order from our print partners MagCloud, Peecho and DPBee.



About A Good Place to Break Down

His father had taught him three things: always shake a man's hand, never pay full price for a suit, and check the oil. He remembered two of them. Now, beside a broken-down car on a deserted country road, he was beginning to appreciate the third.


He opened the hood, naturally. First he removed his jacket and shirt, no sense ruining good clothes, and besides he looked rather good in a white vest. He checked belts, examined hoses and leaned thoughtfully against the radiator support. As the sun disappeared behind the wind turbines he put his coat back on, straightened his scarf and reached for his phone. Some lessons are best left to a mechanic.


Maxime Chavoustie in a suede jacket under a wind turbine at sunset
Low angle of the model in a suede jacket with a wind turbine behind
Model in a white vest leaning over the open hood of a car at dusk
Model in a white vest leaning on the open hood with an arm stretched out
Model in a white vest inspecting the engine
Model leaning out of an open car door in a white vest
Model in a dark coat leaning against a silver car at dusk
Model in a coat and scarf leaning on a car under a wind turbine
Low angle of the model reaching towards the camera in a coat and tartan scarf
Model in a dark coat and tartan scarf against the evening sky

A Good Place to Break Down credits

Photographer: R. Edwards @kfoto.ca

Model: Maxime Chavoustie @maxjchav1

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