Interview March 2022 : Alexander Skarsgård by Jürgen Teller | the Fashion Spot

Interview March 2022 : Alexander Skarsgård by Jürgen Teller

Normally I don’t mind Teller’s usual style, but this is just horrible.
 
didn’t know Alexander was addicted to crack.
 
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Jürgen can f*^K right off with his sh^* photography, and take the idiot editors that publish his work with him.
 
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He was shown the editorial at the photoshoot? That’s the only explanation for his expression through all the shots. This is just plain horrendous, how come someone made Alexander look so unappealing.
 
The more I look at him, the more him he looks. That's the thing about Teller: first impressions are shocking, so much so that you can't look away, and soon you start to see sharper, deeper, until something about the subject surfaces, something unknown, some kind of truth.

I don't find Alexander ugly, or unsexy, here. I find him interesting, vulnerable to daylight, unafraid. Most importantly, I find him human. And not far from his character in On Becoming a God in Central Florida. You have to be brave to play that role. You have to be brave to stand in front of Teller. He is.
 
They make him look so bad. Poor him, he's so beautiful.
 
Always thought he was overrated but he really hasn’t aged well
 
The spark of Jürgen's work doesn't really exist anymore. You know it's going to be his typical "raw, real and subversive" because it's his paint-by-numbers process; it is why he's hired and people still care for it, I guess. But subversion isn't really subversive when it's being predictable.

This is expected, and fashion lecturers are going to love it and force feed it to their students. And Alexander has some serious forehead real-estate which I haven't noticed until now.
 
bad bad bad....i understand that just because he is attractive you have to go on the sexy route but....this is something else...really bad, the Prada look is so wasted with this photographic style..
 
I've never liked Jurgen's work and I think I've said that several times but honestly I'm just appalled at this editorial. It reminds me of those online next top model competitions where forums/social media users would upload their "picture of the week" to be judged and land on the bottom three at best.
 

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