Those mornings when everything feels uncertain.
When you wake up questioning the direction of your life, wondering if there’s any point in moving forward. You reflect on the past, longing for memories you hold dear—times with people who once meant everything, but who have since changed.
Maybe they left, or perhaps you did.
Then there are the days you go out, laugh, and feel alive, only to return home consumed by thoughts of meaning and purpose. Who are you? What are you? Are you truly lovable?
Perhaps Misha is speaking to a younger version of himself.
Or maybe the two young models embody the life he might have lived—the relationships he might have preserved—had he held on a little tighter.
It’s almost a love affair, yet not quite. A bond fractured between friends once impossibly close.
It’s not the edge of romance, nor the shadow of something else, but a connection so profound it feels like it could have lasted forever.
The scenes stirs questions—quiet, persistent ones.
It leaves the viewer to wonder, to linger in thought, unraveling the threads of what might have been. The conversation between Misha and the boys adds a dynamic tension, a kind of balance.
The interplay is fascinating, a delicate dance between connection and reflection.
Team Credits:
Photographer & Retouch: Chiara Bruschini
Art Director: Matthew Grasso
Styling & Clothes: Matthew Grasso
Hair: Alex Lagardère
Video: Jeongmee Ahn
Models:
Mikhail Tcinchenko at STUDIO PARIS
Paul Manniez at Elite Model Management Daniel Mirecki at 16PARIS Management