In a real Brazilian commercial setting like a storage yard, grocery shop or bar, an Afro-Brazilian model poses in front of stacked beer crates (Brahma, Ambev, Skol) wearing vibrant oversized streetwear. The posture is loose, conceptual and “accidentally” stylish: one arm resting on the crates, body tilted or leaning, legs in asymmetry. The expression is still or distant, evoking attitude and authenticity. Golden sunlight highlights the warm skin tones and textures of the crates. The composition is casual and frontal — like a portrait caught during a break. Shot with Canon AE-1, analog film style, slight grain, no effects. Depth of field shallow to medium, with environment visible. style tags: beer crate aesthetic, brazilian corner store, streetwear candid, retro documentary fashion, urban authenticity, editorial anti-pose, favela tropical, analog 35mm