Afro-Brazilian male model wearing a plain, logo-free oversized moletom and loose-fit shorts or pants, posed in front of a vibrant stack of colorful beer crates (red, yellow, blue — Brahma, Skol, Ambev). His posture is naturally expressive, leaning or slouched with an asymmetrical stance — one arm resting on a crate, legs apart, body slightly twisted or bent, creating a casual yet performative silhouette. His expression is neutral, cool, and unbothered, looking directly at the camera. The environment is a real tropical urban setting like a loading area, corner store or bar depot. Lit by warm, direct natural light (late afternoon or golden hour), the photograph has a shallow depth of field, keeping the model in crisp focus while softly blurring the colorful crates in the background. Captured with a Canon AE-1 film camera, handheld, with light grain and retro tones — blending streetwear authenticity with editorial documentary style. style tags: brazilian streetwear, beer crate backdrop, analog photography, anti-pose, afro-brazilian identity, moletom liso, tropical realism, 90s aesthetic, urban editorial, documentary candid