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Trussardi 1911 creative director and photographer Milan Vukmirovic finds the perfect face to complement the spirit of this season’s collection in Garrett Neff. Romanticizing images of the western frontier, we are left with a stylized product of the modern man.
We may not have caught a glimpse of Jon Kortajarena in the latest preview from Tom Ford, but Trussardi fills the void with their informal campaign starring the leading model. Playfully coined TJ, the denim range encompasses the a laid-back style perspective.
Milan Vukmirovic, creative director of Trussardi 1911 takes another stab at styling and photographing a collection of his own. Starring Simone Bredariol of D’Men for an editorial on behalf of VMAN, we get another look at the colorful spring range that takes into account a lighter, more vibrant mood–illustrating a willingness to explore and be playful within the realms of menswear.
After gracing the cover of the debut issue of L’Officiel Hommes Italia, Bastiaan Ninaber reconnects with photographer Milan Vukmirovic for an editorial on behalf of Flaunt magazine. Accompanying an interview with Vukmirovic, the editorial features Bastiaan styled by the photographer himself in head to toe Trussardi 1911.
Max Motta photographed by Milan Vukmirovic (Brazil Male Models)
Trussardi covers all the bases of menswear with their various lines. The accessories line offers luxe pieces that appeal to a heightened fashion sense, while the mainline dares to envision the future for menswear. Meanwhile, the jeans range comfortably rests in between its siblings, offering men a decisively casual, but stylish range of everyday clothing.
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