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The mood may be somber for Andreas Larsson’s editorial for the debut issue of L’Officiel Hommes Germany, but stylist Marcus Zietz charms with a display of bold prints and graphics. Set against Larsson’s striking photography, Adrian Wlodarski, Gabriel Grovnik, Jacob Coupe, Tomek Szczukiecki and William Eustace model the artistry of several of fashion’s finest designers from Ann Demeulemeester and Riccardi Tisci to Rei Kawakubo.
House of Holland shares lookbook images of their current collaboration with Levi’s. Featuring Jacob Coupe and Leigh Lezark photographed by Matt Irwin, the lookbook features designer Henry Holland’s playful take on a classic. Surprisingly modest, select pieces from the range will be available for sale on the House of Holland website as of tomorrow.
Keeping with tradition, Neil Barrett photographs fall’s runway cast, which includes Adrien Brunier, Alexander Jakob, André Bentzer, Clinton Weber, Eddie Klint, Felix Schopgens, Henry Watkins, Jacob Coupe, Jeremie Laheurte, Josh Beech, Luis Borges, Max Barreau, Nicholas Hinman, Patrick Meckelburg, Ramon Von Roon, Sid Ellisdon and Thomas Hoefnagels.
Once more, the poetic styling of Shun Watanabe finds a home in the pages of Vogue Hommes Japan’s fourth issue. Complementing A Once Pale Spring with an undeniable softness, Karim Sadli photographs Adrien Sahores, Gabriel Perez, Jacob Coupe and Nicolas Ripoll.
Stylist Tsuyoshi Noguchi embraces the straight and narrow when outfitting Jacob Coupe for April’s Huge cover story. Pulling from labels like Raf Simons, Prada and Jil Sander, a sleek yet soft spring is within a couple garments grasp and photographer Satoshi Saikusa is on hand to capture the chic results.
Showcasing menswear alongside womenswear, Just Cavalli hits the Milan catwalk to showcase an energetic fall collection of a luxe yet rebellious attitude. From patched knits, fur and bold tartan to animal prints, the latest delivers an intentional recklessness that includes a myriad of fall inspirations.
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