A study in pared-back styling, Noszka lets texture, tailoring, and ease take the lead.

PHOTOGRAPHY Cristian Hunters
STYLED BY Sandra Benbaruk
Matthew Noszka&rsquo;s trajectory into fashion may read like internet-era mythology&mdash;a construction worker discovered via Instagram&mdash;but it&rsquo;s his instinct for stripped-back, intentional style that continues to define his presence today. In this latest shoot, the model-turned-actor leans into a wardrobe built on minimalist layering: sheer knits left partially unbuttoned, softly structured jackets thrown over bare skin, and fluid trousers that move with the landscape rather than against it.
The palette stays grounded&mdash;rust, sand, cream, and washed-out pastels&mdash;letting texture do the heavy lifting. A mesh zip-up becomes a statement when worn alone; a monochrome cream set feels elevated through proportion and tailoring; even a sleeveless knit paired with relaxed black trousers reads as deliberate rather than undone. It&rsquo;s a study in restraint, where each layer feels considered but never overworked.
That same sense of control mirrors Noszka&rsquo;s own evolution. After early campaigns for Nike, Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, and DSquared2, he&rsquo;s moved beyond the hyper-physical expectations of modeling into roles that require more nuance&mdash;most recently in Ryan Murphy&rsquo;s 2025 series, where he plays a complicated romantic figure caught between desire and duty. Off-screen, his life has similarly shifted toward something quieter, rooted in the Nevada mountains with his partner Inanna Sarkis and their daughter.
What remains constant, though, is his visual language: unfussy, tactile, and quietly confident.&nbsp;

Lace and denim shirt, DSQUARED2; lazzo, WESTERN STAGE PROPS.

«You have to know who you are under the clothes, the lights and the spotlights»

Perforated sweater and shirt, DSQUARED2

Blazer, shirt, trousers, sunglasses and slippers, DOLCE & GABBANA; socks, PRADA

Top and trousers, ZEGNA

Complete, FERRAGAMO

Shirt, trousers and loafers, PRADA

Truck suit, necklaces and bracelet, LOUIS VUITTON; tank top, SKIMS

Top and trousers, PAUL SMITH; shoes, FERRAGAMO

Bomber jacket, T-shirt, trousers and loafers, FERRARI

GROOMING Samantha Bentson @ EXCLUSIVE ARTISTS using CHANEL BEAUTY PRODUCTION SB#11 Studio PHOTO ASSISTANTS Brooklyn Schugar Kneisley and Zach Camacho STYLING ASSISTANT &nbsp; Nathalie Knuth LOCATION Progun Vegas, Las Vegas

Cardigan and trousers, ZEGNA. Throughout the set, a "Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43" watch, BREITLING; socks, PRADA

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