Calin Sitar by Adriano Russo for Viktor Magazine

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Published October 18, 2011

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Going West–-I Love Models Management’s Calin Sitar takes on a western role in his latest spread for Viktor magazine n°2. With the shoot helmed by photographer Adriano Russo and stylist Claudette Chabal, Calin dons a range of contemporary pieces from Prada, Versace, Dior Home and more, featuring tribal prints, denim wears and rustic vests to put an urban spin on an archetypal western look.

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