Photographs by Daniel Riera
Styling by Brais Vilasó
We asked creators around the world to interpret the meaning of latitude through the ultimate language of self-expression: fashion. The result? A global tapestry depicting modern-day culture and identity, woven together by threads that feel as universal as they do unique.
“Freedom today is about small personal choices as consumers and as creative people that want to integrate all aspects of being, since all is interconnected. The group of people we photographed are consumers of Makeo Top, a store that offers hand-selected vintage clothing from local sources. In less than two years, there has grown a vast list of people in the area who don’t want to consume fast fashion. The setting is Sabadell, an industrial city with a large textile heritage that was swept away by other, cheaper sources of production.” Daniel Riera
Models Aleix Llussà, Victor von Schwarz, Judit Santa, Miquel Puig, Valen Garrido, Laia Claramunt, Oriol Enguany, Natalia Resino, Héctor L., Victor Larrosa, Hector R., Martí Saus, Alberto Aguilera Sánchez, Paulo Sagana, Emmanuel Bejar, Jordi Estrada, Miles Nsang, Guillem Soler, Didac Alonso Photography Assistant Marc de Miguel Post-production Max Pruden at La Cápsula
This article appears in Volume 02: Latitude of Atmos.
Latitude traces the lines that connect cultures around the world, from globalization and international efforts to stall the effects of climate change to personal freedom and the refugee crisis. The new issue features contributions from acclaimed screenwriter and actor Brit Marling, award-winning journalist Behrouz Boochani, and visionary photographers including Jamie Hawkesworth, Charlie Engman, Pierre Debusschere, Max Farago, and more.
