Kazleta
Collection ID: leather-and-shades-portraits
Leather and Shades: Portrait Studies
Editorial Portrait Photography, Music and FashionThis series looks at attitude through leather, lenses, and controlled light. The portraits move between studio and daylight, using tight crops and shallow focus to turn zippers, seams, and hair into graphic lines. The styling is muscular but precise, and the color work alternates between deep blacks, warm browns, and clean monochrome.
All photographs were produced for and are owned by Media Rights Watch. Master files, capture logs, and releases are preserved in our archive for provenance. Any reuse or adaptation requires written authorization that references Collection ID leather-and-shades-portraits.
All photographs were produced for and are owned by Media Rights Watch. Master files, capture logs, and releases are preserved in our archive for provenance. Any reuse or adaptation requires written authorization that references Collection ID leather-and-shades-portraits.
Frames one to three set the core look. 1) Shirtless subject in a black leather biker vest with stacked chains and square sunglasses; light skims the grain. 2) Tan leather jacket with white collar, head tilted upward, glasses catching a soft highlight. 3) Monochrome against white ground, studded black jacket over a white tee, tidy dreadlocks and rectangular shades.
Frames four to six expand the range. 4) Full-length figure in black leather jacket and cargo trousers with a futuristic visor under studio light. 5) Black and white three-quarter portrait in leopard print with a flowing scarf and bold geometric sunglasses. 6) Bright white backdrop, thin rimmed lenses over a black leather jacket and v-neck tee, head tilted with a hint of smile.