So It Goes catches up with one half of father-son design duo Casely-Hayford for a feature in its most recent issue. Charlie, the son, connects with photographer Jo Metson Scott and stylist Ruth Higginbotham to offer his take on fall, mixing his own collection pieces with labels such as Acne Studios and Damir Doma. With prior experience as a stylist and model, the shoot comes as no surprise with Casely-Hayford taking to the streets of east London to showcase his personal style perspective. / Photo assistance by Noémie Reijnen. Creative direction by James Wright. Production by Lewis Carpenter. Stylist assistance by Amii McIntosh.
Designer Charlie Casely-Hayford Poses for So It Goes
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