Synonymous with travel and innovative expression, côte&ciel's “Horizons” series profiles the inner mind workings of forward thinking creatives from around the globe.

Highlighting the lexicons of their work and travel life, their passions, hopes and dreams, and combining these elements into a series of editorial based images and short stories. Guided by each individual, “Horizons” delves further into the mindset and processes of each creative in their native environments. Allowing them the space and freedom to express their thoughts and convictions, from London to Tokyo, Paris to LA.

Synonymous with travel and innovative expression, côte&ciel's “Horizons” series profiles the inner mind workings of forward thinking creatives from around the globe.

Highlighting the lexicons of their work and travel life, their passions, hopes and dreams, and combining these elements into a series of editorial based images and short stories. Guided by each individual, “Horizons” delves further into the mindset and processes of each creative in their native environments. Allowing them the space and freedom to express their thoughts and convictions, from London to Tokyo, Paris to LA.

côte&ciel revisits London for their third instalment of their new “Horizons” Series, with talented designer Jobe Burns, one half of Concrete Objects, a conceptual project that translates ideas into items that are unique yet has every day functionality.

Primarily using casts ranging from concrete to copper, Jobe and Concrete Objects continue to explore the form of materials that is showcased in their previous thought provoking Nike and Suicoke collaborations.

For his editorial, Jobe wears the ISARAU in Steel Grey, the AAR in Ballistic Black along with new AW19 styles the TIMSAH in Bubble Black as well as the INN M, ISAR M and EMS in Mountain Ore Red.

côte&ciel revisits London for their third instalment of their new “Horizons” Series, with talented designer Jobe Burns, one half of Concrete Objects, a conceptual project that translates ideas into items that are unique yet has every day functionality.

Primarily using casts ranging from concrete to copper, Jobe and Concrete Objects continue to explore the form of materials that is showcased in their previous thought provoking Nike and Suicoke collaborations.

For his editorial, Jobe wears the ISARAU in Steel Grey, the Yakima and the Ashokan backpack in Obsidian Black along with new AW19 styles in the Timsah in Bubble Black as well as the INN M and ISAR M in Ore Red.