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Each month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Travel Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. These shots were taken in Madrid by Alberto Saguar, a photographer and film director based in the city. His distinctive visual language blends art direction and editorial storytelling with a strong cinematic sensibility. His work creates carefully crafted, contemporary atmospheres full of intention and has been featured in publications such as Woman Madame Figaro, Schön! Magazine, Vogue Business, Forbes, Lula Japan, Esquire, Marie Claire Hong Kong and InStyle.

Each month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Identity Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. These shots were taken in New York by Shina Peng, a photographer based between Tokyo and New York. Her work is heavily inspired by the relationships in her life, and touches on themes of identity, intersectionality and belonging. Her work has been published in The New York Times, Vogue and the FT and she has also worked with Fujifilm, Nike and more.

Each month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Travel Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. These shots were taken in London by Jesse Crankson, a self-taught photographer, director and creative director. Primarily working in the fashion and music industries, Jesse has worked with brands such as Universal, Apple, YMC, Citizen Magazine and Alexander McQueen.

Each month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Identity Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. These shots were taken in Spain’s Monegros Desert by Ari Seg, a photographer and art director based in Barcelona. Her work is influenced by music, cinema and youth culture, with a strong focus on visual storytelling. Her work has been published in Harper’s Bazaar, L’Officiel and Glamour.

Every month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Identity Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. These shots were taken in Copenhagen by Leander Hoefler, a photographer and filmmaker from Austria. His work focuses on capturing authentic moments and the atmosphere of a place, blending a documentary approach with a refined sense for light, colour and composition… Much like in these shots of the Corneliani Identity Jacket.

Each month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Travel Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. This month’s images come from Mathias Kutt, a photographer born and raised in the Black Forest, where these photographs were taken. Mathias’s work gravitates toward quiet, light-driven portraits that carry a subtle depth – as seen in these images of the Corneliani Identity Jacket.

Each month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Identity Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. This month’s images come from Markus Pritzi, a photographer born and raised in the Italian Alps, now based between Germany and Paris. Markus developed a practice defined by intuition and emotion – a spontaneous pursuit of the moments where curiosity and attraction meet. He draws inspiration from everyday life and the human form, and has collaborated with brands such as Hermès, Dior and Fendi, as well as international publications including Vogue, Numéro and Dazed & Confused.

Each month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Identity Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. These shots were taken in Shanghai by photographer Paula Lingyi Sun, a director and creative born in China and now based in Milan. She has collaborated with international brands, artists and magazines, directing numerous films and creative campaigns – including her first feature film coming out next year. Here, she has photographed her husband, creative director Massimo Mezzavilla, wearing the Corneliani Identity Jacket.

Each month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Travel Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. These shots were taken in São Paulo, Brazil by Eduardo Pedro – a photographer from a small coastal town called Cruz. He grew up surrounded by nature, which shapes the poetic eye he uses in his work. His fascination with analogue photography means he usually shoots on film, bringing a nostalgic, timeless quality to his fashion photographs – like these shots of the Corneliani Travel Jacket.

Each month, we ask a photographer to picture a Corneliani Travel Jacket on someone, somewhere in the world. These shots were taken in Mitake, Japan by John Clayton Lee – an American photographer and film director based in Tokyo, whose work has appeared in Vogue, Dazed & Confused, Nike, Vogue, W Magazine and L’Officiel. He uses shadow and motion to explore delicate gestures and the space between absence and presence – like these shots he took of the Travel Jacket.