Querelle Jansen by Mel Bles in Pringle of Scotland for Exit

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published January 24, 2012

Sensoria – Playing the role of video star, Querelle Jansen wears pieces from Pringle of Scotland’s spring collection for the latest issue of Exit Magazine. Styled by Jason Hughes and captured by Mel Bles with a mix of static and noise, Querelle stars alongside male models Alexander Beck, Axel Gillot and Johannes Niermann in the off-kilter images.











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    4 thoughts on “Querelle Jansen by Mel Bles in Pringle of Scotland for Exit”

    1. Dig the 90s retro Ray Gun Magazine style ones, but why couldn’t they do them all that way?  Still cool though.

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